Ok, been having this problem with limited or no connectivity sign that always pop up when i turn on my computer. Now im sure most of you all heard of this problem, but ive tried everything to get rid of it, from creating new connections, to downloading patches off the internet for this problem. It was said that windows XP ,service pack 2, had a bad update causing this problem, they did have a solution but it didnt work for me!! This problem only happens once in awhile, ill turn my computer on, then connect, but my local area connection says limite or..... either way, and sometimes it will work , but others it will just disconnect me from internet, MSN, but for some programs such as games like online Poker and what not will still work. the only way i can get my internet back working is to reboot computer, and this gets annoying!! Anyone out ther have any idea how to fix this??
thanks
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Jump to Postthey r is no fix for it, its problem with lan connection chck with ur isp, if wireless chck with isp to increase the signal.
Jump to PostFrom what you have put here I cannot be sure this is the solution to your problem, if it is not your solution, perhaps it can lead you to the solution.
Occasionally our Cable and/or DSL providers will change something on their end that 'limits' the number of PCs …
Jump to PostIsn't cloning only required for cable connections, not DSL?
From what I understand, cloning is required for a 'router' (whether it is DSL, CableModem does not matter) where you need to route information from multiple PCs on one network segment (Ethernet hub, series of Ethernet hubs) to another network segment …
Jump to PostIf your having ongoing problems with your connection at the PC end.
It's possible that your TCP/IP Stack has become corrupt.XP SP2 users can type "netsh winsock reset" in command prompt, which will flush the TCP/IP stack, and you'll need to reboot your machine.
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Jump to PostSeriously, what is with reawakaning threads from like a year ago?
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