I'm glad that worked.

As for your dynamic/static ip problem, routers use private ip addresses to communicate with computers on the network instead of the CAM table (MAC addresses) that the switch...

ok. Looking forward to hearing how it goes :)

The laptop is attempting to connect to the wireless router, not the connected computer. That is interesting that the other two laptops are connected fine:-/ .. I would think it to be a driver...

Sorry, NIC= Network Interface Card

The broadcom 802.11 b/g WLAN is the NIC that is attempting to connect to your wireless router. Oh, I forgot to ask if you updated your computer via Microsoft...

hmm.. Are you far from your wireless router? If it is not shown in the available wireless networks, then either a.) it is out of range or b.) the wireless router is not working properly.

I would...

The 127.0.0.1 is a localhost ping that tests your NIC btw. I cannot think of another problem that would cause symptoms that you have encountered.. If my previous solution does not work, then please...

First of all, you posted in the wrong forum.. but don't worry, a moderator will get your post moved to the appropriate forum.

As for your problem: You say the laptop connected fine before it was...

Glad your issue is resolved

Are the computers connected via ethernet? Try pinging your router from each of the computers (The instructions should say the router's ip, usually something like 192.168.0.1)

Make sure the router...

hmm.. go to start-run-cmd
then type ipconfig /all

Give us the results from that..

So you only changed your isp? Are you still using the same firewall and proxy server? If so, then the problem probably rests in the hands of your isp. If not, you should check both your firewall and...

whoa.. 192.168.1.264? That is not a valid ip address.. It's a private address based on 192.168... however, the number 264 is not possible b/c the max is 255...

hmm.. You can access the internet, but you cannot acces your website? Sounds like something is blocking you from viewing your website.. firewall, router, isp.. What kind of website do you have?

huh?

oh, are you planning on taking the ccna certification exam? I'm in Cisco I, but I really hate it. Everything in their curriculum is so biased.. they are simply using education to reach out to more...

what exactly have you done? What kind of nic did you buy, what router.. etc.

try buying a wireless signal enhancer.. I use a dlink router and signal enhancer, and my wireless signal strength is "excellent". My router is in the attic pretty far from my room. Heres the links to...