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Old February 6th, 2007, 12:10 PM
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Cool No internet with Boot Camp

I purchased a new Imac with Boot Camp and everything was working great. Somehow I did something and can no longer get an internet connection in windows. There is no problem when working in OSX.

Everything else in Windows works great; all the programs run fine. When I attempt to connect to the internet it gives me a message that I have no internet connection. In fact, as soon as I boot up I get a message about not having a connection. Help!
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Old February 6th, 2007, 03:46 PM
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Are you connecting wirelessly or wired?

If Wired:

1. Go start->control panel->network connections (may have to go to Network and Internet Connections, THEN network connections)

2. You should see a 'Local Area Connection" - What's printed underneath that? If everything is good you should see two lines - the first that says "Enabled" or "Connected" - and the second line which says what type of network adapter you have. Please write what both of those lines are in your reply if you don't get it working.

3. Double-Click on Local Area Connection and click on the Support Tab. Two fields of interest are "Address Type" and "IP Address". Again, if you can't get it working - please post what the address type is, and the first 3 numbers in the IP address.

4. Click on the Repair button. Does it repair successfully? If not, does it immediately fail or does it take about 30-60 seconds to fail?

Lemme know and we'll proceed from there...
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Old February 6th, 2007, 04:53 PM
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thanks so much but i actually solved the problem using system restore, which i just happened to find while trying to fix the problem. great feature!! everything is back to normal.
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Old February 6th, 2007, 05:06 PM
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Ah - system restore.

I hate it personally because it has the capability to really foul up your programs, DLL entries, and the registry in general. Not to mention that you don't identify what the core problem was, and learn nothing that could prevent it from happening in the future.

Time Travel is seriously gonna suck unless they make it in a very straightforward manner (ie. .timetravel sub-folders)
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