
08-13-2009
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Re: Vista WiFi connection in Germany
Neil Jones wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a Vista Ultimate laptop which I used for work in the US. Now I
> live in Germany. During my initial stay at the hotels, I used the hotel
> wireless connection and Vista connected to the Internet fine. Now I
> live in an apartment and got the DSL service from T-Mobile (Deutsche
> Telekom) and here is the problem.
>
> The DSL phone works fine. My Vista will not connect to the DSL router
> (Speedport 303V).
>
> 1. Every attempt to use the browser (Firefox or IE) to connect to the
> router’s IP address returns the following error message:
>
> ____________
> Connection Interrupted
> The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.
> The network link was interrupted while negotiating a connection. Please
> try again.
> ____________
>
> 2. None of the external web sites can be accessed
>
> 3. The network configuration information from the Control Panel says I
> am connected to the Internet and the only application working is Skype.
>
> 4. My wife has an Apple laptop. She could connect to the router and the
> Internet from the beginning of this DSL setup.
>
> One thing I did change in the Wireless card settings was the DNS
> servers. Soon after I added DNS servers from OpenDNS, and I have access
> to the Internet. I am still not able to connect to my DSL router. I
> disabled IPV6 for the interfaces and tried to use wired and WiFi access
> to the router and Vista will not access the router.
>
> Every other place I have used WiFi connection, DSL or Cable broadband, I
> had no problem. This is the first time I am experiencing this. Can
> someone explain why I cannot access the DSL modem on Vista?
>
> Thank you in advance for any help.
>
> NJ
>
> cat yahoo.com >> castellan2004-pm@
>
>
This is really a 'long shot', but I had some similar issues at one time
and somehow my AVG caused the problem. I removed AVG and installed
AVAST and all is well now. IF you are using AVG, just try removing as a
test and see what happens.
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