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by kal_lmn Accepted solution
by churdoo Accepted solution
Your winsock may have become corrupt. Check this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811259
There are also free utilities on the net to repair a corrupt winsock, but I like the last method in the above article, section entitles "Windows XP without Service Pack 2 instructions".
by computercookie Accepted solution
Assuming that Ip address was obtained from the Modem/Router, you shoul have been able to access it to try and troubleshoot your problem.
Failing that you should have spoken to your ISP.
The notification "limited or no connectivity"
shows because you have asked the NIC to advise you of the same, most ISP's recommend that you un-tick this option as it does not indicate that you have no internet connection.
I would uninstall the NIC and try and connect again, if you are unable to do so the first stop would be your ISP and you probably have no idea how to log on to the device.
by computercookie Accepted solution
But I'd still talk to your ISP, there are reasons why this might occur, e.g firewall.
I recently receive a free copy of CA Security Plus from my bank with 3 licences however although I can see other computers there is no Internet access from my computer, this is because of a corrupt Winsock or Gateway Protocol registers.
A restart normally fixes this, speak to your ISP.
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