Hi guys ive been having this problem since wednsday, the power went out and when it came back i found that i couldnt git any internet access, the icon says its connected n i get packets in and out but i cant go in any browser, i can go in aim and yahoo but with like 1 byte. I made sure everything is on automatic and stuff, i repaired alot of time, turned off the modem, ran adaware all those things, there WERE some viruses not coming off but im not sure if theyre causing the problem, i tried using the laptop with the modem and it works, thank God or else i wouldnt be able to look for a solution to this horrible problem, please guys any help would be appreciated, i have a class ASSIGNMENT and im really in love with this gurl and all i have is her email address, im gittin serious butterflies and i really want to talk to her online, PLZ HELP!Need more info.

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i have a windows xp pro ver. 2002 sp2
isp vipowernet.netJust to see, do this:

1) Go into Command Prompt. You can get there by GOING Start > Run > and type CMD and press OK.
2) In command Prompt, type ipconfig /all and press enter.
3) copy and past here what it says.also, do you use a Router or do you connect directly to the modem?i connetc directly to my modemi cant cpoy n paste cuz i have to put the ethernet switch n and out the desktop and laptop to see every little thingOk... try this, dunno if it will solve your problem, but it's another thing that can be taken off the list.

1) Connect the computer to your modem.
2) Go back into Command Prompt
3) Type ipconfig /release
4) Wait for it to run. If it works correctly, it should say something with your IP address set to 0.0.0.0 as well as another address set to 0.0.0.0
5) Then, type ipconfig /renew
6) Wait for it to run. If it works correctly, it should show you something similar to when you use the ipconfig /all command earlier.
7) Exit command prompt and see if you can get to the internet.



Now, you have 2 computers and only a single modem. Have you always switched back and forth between your computers on the modem?