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Hello all. i am having a small problem i hope you all can help me with. i bought a ibook laptop, and when i first brought it home, i hooked it right up to my router and it worked no problem. since then my cable modem broke and i bought a new one. and now all my PC's work fine, but for some reason when i plug in my mac, it will not connect to the internet. i have only had it like a month or two, and have no idea how to fix this problem. any help would be greatly apreaciated. thanks in advance.
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Go to your Ethernet adapter Make sure it is configuring IPv4 using DHCP Renew your DHCP Lease Don't forget to use the new User Reputation System |
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One thing, The router you are using, are you sure you plugged the network cable into the right spot?
Also, try unplugging the cable from the back of the PC and into your notebook and see if you get a connection. The way I always check for an internet connection with Broadband is to open up Networking as suggested and see if you have a DHCP ip address. Have you tried rebooting the laptop? Sometimes when I reboot my wireless network, I need to reboot my iBook too. |
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