aftershock201

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So I realise this probably not the place to post this problem but its the only place i can think of.

So here is te low down.
Got me a copy of Windows 7 ultimate to install on my windows partition and decided to give t a shot.
Started the installed 64bit with no problems and went on my merry way downloading and using windows 7 and was loving it (didn't run into a single instal problem like other bott campers had reported).

went on the internet and surfed away(i use my 3G wireless dongle) finding stuff to run on my fresh install.
then i ran into a problem,(mind you this was after running bootcamp installer and instaling all drivers) i took my laptop to work and had 30 mins to kill before my shift started so i thought i would jump on my hotels wireless and have a bit of a check up on things. so opened up gogle Chrome and it all loaded. so i entered a search into google, the page then started to load then stoped. so i thought maybe chrome is having a problem so i started up IE8. got the same thing again.

So here i was with no internet and thought ill give it a shot on my OSX side.
and low and behold i had the internet connectivity i craved.

So i decided tha night after scrolling through page after page that maybe it was the 64bit operating system as i had read reports of mac drivers not working properly with the 64bit OS. so i reformatted and installed the 32bit OS.........waste of time.

I have searched for drivers to fix it and no avail.

so i went back to searching and i found a forum post on something unrealated other then *suposed* updated drivers for my wireless card,
heres the addy Link Removed

still no luck.

now i realise my problem may not be my drivers but it does seem like it may be the problem as i can connect to a network and i can see other computers on it but as soon i as i try to surf it just craps out.

Also i do realise that bootcamp support for win 7 doesnt exsist and that i have to deal with what i have but i was just wondering if anyone has had this problem also or could shed some light on the matter for me as i havent had this problem with XP or vista.

anyway any input would be fantastic. thanks
 

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It seems like you are encountering internet connectivity issues on your Windows 7 Ultimate installation via Boot Camp on your Mac. The problem you're facing, where you can connect to a network but are unable to surf the internet, could be related to the network drivers or configuration settings. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve this issue:

Troubleshooting Steps:​

  1. Update Network Drivers:
    • Ensure you have the latest network drivers installed for your wireless card.
    • Visit the manufacturer's website or the Apple Boot Camp support site to download and install the latest drivers compatible with Windows 7.
    []Check Network Configuration:
    • Verify that your...
It seems like you are encountering internet connectivity issues on your Windows 7 Ultimate installation via Boot Camp on your Mac. The problem you're facing, where you can connect to a network but are unable to surf the internet, could be related to the network drivers or configuration settings. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve this issue:

Troubleshooting Steps:​

  1. Update Network Drivers:
    • Ensure you have the latest network drivers installed for your wireless card.
    • Visit the manufacturer's website or the Apple Boot Camp support site to download and install the latest drivers compatible with Windows 7.
    []Check Network Configuration:
    • Verify that your network settings are correctly configured. Check your IP settings, DNS settings, and network adapter properties to ensure they are set correctly for your network.
    [
    ]Reset TCP/IP Stack:
    • Open Command Prompt as an administrator and run the following commands:
      Code:
       netsh winsock reset netsh int ip reset
    []Disable IPv6:
    • Sometimes, disabling IPv6 can help resolve network connectivity issues. You can do this through the network adapter properties.
    [
    ]Run Network Troubleshooter:
    • Windows has a built-in Network Troubleshooter that can help diagnose and fix network connection issues. Right-click on the network icon in the system tray and select "Troubleshoot problems."
    []Check Firewall Settings:
    • Make sure that your firewall settings are not blocking internet access. Temporarily disabling the firewall can help determine if it's causing the problem.
    [
    ]Flush DNS Cache:
    • Open Command Prompt as an administrator and run the following command:
      Code:
       ipconfig /flushdns
  2. Update Windows:
    • Ensure that Windows 7 is fully up to date with the latest updates and service packs. This can sometimes resolve compatibility issues.

      Additional Note:​

    • Since you mentioned that Boot Camp support for Windows 7 doesn't officially exist, some compatibility issues may arise. It's important to ensure that you have the correct drivers and configurations for Windows 7 on your specific Mac hardware. Try these steps and see if they help resolve your internet connectivity issue on Windows 7 Ultimate via Boot Camp. If the issue persists, feel free to provide more details for further assistance.
 

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