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Hello,

I have a problem with remote connection to my Wireless.

Actually, my wireless connects properly, and it indicates that I am connected, but the internet is not working nor is msn...

When I run the troubleshooting for msn, it tells me that my default gateway is not defined. I've read the responses already posted on this topic, but I don't know how to define my gateway... Can someone help me by guiding me step by step?

Thanks in advance ;-)

Configuration: Acer Laptop Windows XP

bigup57 · Accepted Answer

You all seem to have roughly the same problem; you are missing the default gateway. I think I understand that your box does not allow two PCs to be connected to the internet with the same IP address, so you either need to call the hotline to get another IP address to put in the default gateway, or reinstall the WiFi key software and make sure to select Windows configuration when prompted, even if we are told we need the Microsoft manual, etc.
If you retrieve another IP address, then as previously stated, go to connection-properties-IP/TCP protocol-automatic IP address, also make sure the DNS is set to automatic-validate and restart the internet.
If it still doesn't work, enter this IP address 192.168.1.5 and set the default gateway to 192.168.1.16. That's the only help I can provide; it might even be nonsense, lol. Good night, everyone!

Gouril · Answer

Hello,

In network connection > Wireless network > Right click > Properties > then the rest I don't know by heart.

It says gateway and you need to enter 192.168.1.1 Which means you are telling the computer that to access the internet, it must go to this address (which is your modem).

(When I get back home, I'll write down the rest for you).

liilyy1 · Answer

to modify the gateway:

go to Control Panel > Network Connections
Right-click on the connection that appears > click on properties
In the new window, in the general tab, click on TCP/IP Protocol
In the window that opens, you will find the line indicating your gateway number

desmo · Answer

Hello everyone
I solved my Wi-Fi internet access issues by checking IP and DNS server in automatic mode in the TCP/IP protocol
My setup is as follows: PC XP Pack 2 on Wi-Fi, DartyBox on Wi-Fi
In Windows: double click on the network icon located at the bottom of the desktop screen, click on 'Properties', select 'Internet Protocol TCP/IP' (at the bottom of the table) then click on 'Properties': check 'Automatic IP' and 'Automatic DNS server', confirm with 'OK' for each exit
A network search will start automatically and a message saying 'IP address received' will appear after a few seconds: normally it's in the bag
If your PC has never been connected to your router, don't forget to follow the router's procedure: on the DartyBox, you need to press a button located at the back for a few seconds, then only after initiate the search on the computer
Hoping that the advice will be helpful to some

Steven · Answer

For "default gateway", I just removed Kiddy Web and it worked so for those who have Kiddy Web, I advise you to remove it ^^

mika · Answer

Hey guys, set the time and date correctly and you will be surprised for some, and if you can't, type in the command prompt ipconfig/renew.

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