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The user initially reports being connected to Wi-Fi but unable to access the internet on their computer, despite other devices working fine. After some troubleshooting, they find that running a diagnostic test from the adapter settings resolves the issue. The thread concludes with the user thanking the helpful contributor, indicating a successful resolution.
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punkrose99

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Starting yesterday I could not get on the Internet. It says I am connected but when I try to get browse (I've tried on both google chrome and Internet explorer) it says there is no internet. My computer says I am connected to the wireless though. It's not my wireless because my wifi works on my tv, iPad, and phone. I would be very grateful if someone could help me!
 

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bochane said:
So it is the wireless in your computer.
Does it show your wireless network as "connected"

Could you make a screendump of the output of ipconfig /all?
If you don't know how to make it please call back.
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Someone helped me! All I had to do was run a diagnostic test from adapter settings! Thank you though!
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So it is the wireless in your computer.
Does it show your wireless network as "connected"

Could you make a screendump of the output of ipconfig /all?
If you don't know how to make it please call back.
 
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bochane said:
So it is the wireless in your computer.
Does it show your wireless network as "connected"

Could you make a screendump of the output of ipconfig /all?
If you don't know how to make it please call back.
Click to expand...
Someone helped me! All I had to do was run a diagnostic test from adapter settings! Thank you though!
 
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