Limited bbox connection, what to do?
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Hello,
For a few months now, a small icon has been showing up in my connection tab
indicating that I'm not connected. When I display all the networks, I have
limited access to my bbox (both via Wi-Fi and Ethernet).
I'm not sure what to do anymore; I've seen many similar problems on the forum,
and I've tried all the troubleshooting steps without success. It wasn't too bothersome at first, but I
bought a game (yes, this is going a bit off-topic regarding networking ^^') that doesn't recognize
my connection and therefore I'm considered offline, which is tough after spending money for nothing :s
What should I do, please?
Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 8.0.1
For a few months now, a small icon has been showing up in my connection tab
indicating that I'm not connected. When I display all the networks, I have
limited access to my bbox (both via Wi-Fi and Ethernet).
I'm not sure what to do anymore; I've seen many similar problems on the forum,
and I've tried all the troubleshooting steps without success. It wasn't too bothersome at first, but I
bought a game (yes, this is going a bit off-topic regarding networking ^^') that doesn't recognize
my connection and therefore I'm considered offline, which is tough after spending money for nothing :s
What should I do, please?
Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 8.0.1
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I think I've found the problem, I do not have "ipv4/ipv6 connectivity".
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Hello, do you know the term "TCP/IP"? If so, change it to automatic if you are in manual mode and if you are in automatic mode, switch to manual...
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Yes, I tried to configure it manually, but I'm not sure if I need to put an IP and a DNS server according to my internet service provider. On the forum, I only found topics that discussed other boxes besides the Bbox.