I have a problem with my wireless Internet connection.  My problem is with getting a IP address.?
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double check the wep key
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To learn how to setup and troubleshoot your wireless network, visit:\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/4520-11334_7-5512709-1.html?tag=nav
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Do you have encryption set on your router? Have you input the encryption key into your laptop? You can try to disable the LAN connection, as well as the wireless, then re-enable the wireless and see if your IP renews. And does it show that you have a signal within range on the laptop?
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You might want to check your event viewer and see what is happening to your computer when it loses connection -\nControl panel..administrative tools..event viewer.\n\nLook at the logs and see any tcp/ip events.\n\nIf you see the connection being dropped randomly in the logs, it might be your wireless card or the drivers. try and uninstall the card completely, uninstall the drivers and then use the correct drivers- possibly from the manufacturers website.\n\nalso try and disable all security such as wep / wpa for your network and see if the problem occurs, if you still have a problem then its most possibly your wireless card drivers. Some wireless cards when the drivers are installed disable your wireless zero service and cause havoc. What kind of card are you using.. post it on here.
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Check the modem to see if there are still any DHCP address left for it to hand out. Check if the DHCP server can hand out IP addresses to the wired computers, not just to the wireless computers.\nCheck if you can have both a wireless and a wired connection at the same time (some modems will only allow one type of connection). Check if your network card is installed properly. Check if the cable is still good, swap it with a different cable if you can.
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if you are on line then you already have an IP address.  If not then you will get one when you subscibe to a service. \nGo to... \nControl panel  \nNetwork Connections \nLocal Area Connection\nSuport tab\nE
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What do you mean?  How did you get connected to the internet in the first place anyways....??\n\nBuy a router (point of access) (wireless or not wireless).  Connect the ADSL modem to the router.  The router will give you an IP address since most routers come with a DHCP server.  Configure your NIC card to obtain an IP automatically. \n\nthat's it!
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u have to configure wireless router ....provide IP and subnet + gateway in this. save the configuration . u can access this wireless router by ur browser . type default ip in browser like 192.168.1.1 and press enter. after opening the welcome screen go to lan setting and provide information there. make sure u applying some security other wise ur neighbours can also access ur wi-fi\n\non the other end use pc or desktop and install and configure wireless ethernet card. provide ip, subnet, gateway, dns info in card. check with  self ping then try to connect with wireless router.\n\nif u having problem then explain ur question so i can help more to u.\n\nthnks .... good luck!!!
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Connection is based on you ISP provider.  Do you have a Wireless access?  You might be getting interfered with.  If its a dialup  then those systems are inherantly slow.  Might I suggest you do a ping test to actually see if you are having problems connecting to the net.  Go under your start menu right click on that.  Go to the run.  Doubleclick that.  When The run box comes up type in cmd <enter> When the next box comes up type in IPCONFIG <enter> This will give you your IP address for your Computer. Then type in ping www.yahoo.com -t\nthis will tell you if you have a good connection by the packets you recieve and the time to receive them.  If you want to get out of this just type  <ctrl> c  That will get you back to beginning.
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most likely the Internet connection is configured to your service tech's IP address and not for your IP address, if the ip addresses don't match you won't be able to connect.\n\ngo to start, run, type winipcfg, do release all, do refresh all, and if there is a drop down box do release all and refresh all on the other as well.  if this don't work, contact your isp and have them talk you through the configuring
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Click settings in the start menu.  There should be a place somewhere in here for connections, network, or something like that.  Try those and one should have a page that shows you the current IP address.  I don't know what version of pocket pc you are running so I can't be extremely specific.
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If you are using a PCI, PCMCIA, or USB wireless adapter, (anything other than 'built-in' wireless in a laptop,) then make sure you are NOT using the Windows Wireless configuration control to manage your connection.  I've seen this before, and SOME wireless adapters keep dropping the connection periodically if you don't use THEIR management software.  I've also seen bad Routers do this, but check the other first, and if you *are* using their software, then call their cust support and make them fix it or return it ! (router)\n\nHope this helps !
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if resetting your router does not work then call your ISP and tell them something like you want to set up a wireless network at home and you need certain device to have static address.  And that everytime you try to setup the device the IP address changes.  And this change renders your network useless.\n\nIf they have more questions tell them you have one printer connected to a computer and when you try to print you can't.  So you need to change the wireless configuration to assign a static address to the computer with the printer attached.
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sounds like you are using firefox.  try internet explorer if you still have it.  it means that your browser is trying to find it and it has taken too longto find it, so it has stopped.\n\nit happens to me all the time.  i refresh or go to internet explorer really fast.  or just give up..\n\nlater:\n\nooo!  and it could also mean that the link you gave or in this case ip number, isn't correct.  make sure it is correct!
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If you can see that its found the wireless network, you would need to click on connect button on the window which appears telling you the wireless network its found within its range.\nThen depending on how you have configured your wireless router it would ask you to enter Network Key (WEP or WPA).\nOnce you enter this your laptop would be connected to the wireless network and obtain IP address and you would be up and running.\n\nHope this helps
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well, that's an easy thing \nstart-run\ntype CMD and hit enter\nthen type\nipconfig / release\nipconfig / renew\nbut before that, make sure that you set your IP settings to DHCP\nfrom control panel- connections - wireless connection\nright click, properties, internet protocol TCP/IP\ndouble click it\nchose Obtain.... in both options\n\nEnjoy
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I assume by this you are connecting by wireless.\nConnect it and get your excellent connection, then go Start > run > type "cmd" (without quotes), then "ipconfig /release" (again without quotes), your connection will say limited or no connectivity, don't worry. Now type in "ipconfig /renew". (yep you guessed it, no quotes.)\n\nShould work...