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PrivateJohn
post Jun 23 2010, 08:37 AM

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My windows 7 Dell XPS Studio 9100 having some issue with DIR-615 (Firmware 7.0)

Here's my setup :
DiR-615 ---> pc1-Win7 | pc2-WinVista | XB360 | pc3-win7 (Dell 1525 Wireless-N PCIe)

All are connected to Unifi w/o any issue except pc3-win7 with Dell 1525 Wireless-N PCIe. I can connect to the wireless fine, IP all obtained successfully. The strangest thing is that i can never access the internet. In Network & sharing center, it has the notification "No internet access"

I tried pinging 192.168.0.1, request timed out and sometimes unreachable. Use the auto diagnostic tool and it says DNS is not responding. rclxub.gif
I've also tried setting the IP manually, update the wifi-adapter's driver....same result. sad.gif

I even went all the way to uninstall the mcafee firewall and disable the windows firewall, no dice.



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PrivateJohn
post Jun 23 2010, 11:44 AM

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QUOTE(rizvanrp @ Jun 23 2010, 08:48 AM)
@PrivateJohn

With that pc3-win7, does a direct cat5 cable work? If it does, it's probably an issue with the wireless connection seeing as you can't even ping 192.168.0.1. Check the wireless security settings and make sure you're using the correct wifi key.

EDIT: Sorry, if you can obtain an IP it means DHCP is working fine.. so your security settings are probably correct. No idea though, try out the direct cable.. if that works then disable your wifi security + change the network name and try it on the PC through wireless :3

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It's a desktop in a different room, so testing out using cat5 cable would be mission impossible (ok, i am lazy to move it tongue.gif )
My wifi security has been disabled, i just cannot connect to the internet. Hmm, changing the network name...you reckon that could help? Maybe i will try that later.

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