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WiFi Connection on Windows 7 Laptop: Connects to Router but No Internet Access (Ethernet Works)

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  • #1 10667098
    gacioch
    Level 9  
    Hello, I have a problem with WiFi, namely that the laptop connects to the router but it says no internet access. When I connect it via ethernet cable, internet works normally. I will add that I have windows 7.
    Maybe you know what to do in this situation?
    I am asking for a quick reply.
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  • #2 10667308
    misiekmwm
    Level 15  
    Disable encryption on your router (at least while you try)
    If that doesn't work, look for a permanent address on one of the cards ..
  • #3 10667421
    gacioch
    Level 9  
    It is still the same.
    Here he adds a screenshot of what it all looks like:
    WiFi Connection on Windows 7 Laptop: Connects to Router but No Internet Access (Ethernet Works)
  • #4 10667636
    misiekmwm
    Level 15  
    as already screen, give one more after clicking on the right side on the inscription "Wireless network connection (Lukasz)"
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  • #6 10668179
    stiuardmalutki18
    Level 11  
    You turn off encryption on your router and check if you sometimes don't share wifi network by MAC address. If you have it, you need to turn it off or enter the address of your wireless card. Must walk ;)
  • #7 10669917
    gacioch
    Level 9  
    Only it happened overnight. In the evening, the internet flickered, I come home after work and it doesn't work anymore.
  • #8 10670321
    CHACA
    Level 43  
    Disconnect the router from the power supply for a few moments and then turn it on again.
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  • #9 10670771
    misiekmwm
    Level 15  
    A similar symptom will occur when you enter the wrong key. If you have already turned off encryption in APek, remove the saved network in the computer (Just like the last screen -> wireless network properties (find the list of remembered networks and delete them), then reconnect to lukasz ..
    If that didn't help, give a screen again after pressing Details ...
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  • #10 10671835
    gacioch
    Level 9  
    WiFi Connection on Windows 7 Laptop: Connects to Router but No Internet Access (Ethernet Works)
    removing the remembered networks did not help, and the router has already been reset several times.
  • #11 10671851
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #12 10671855
    gacioch
    Level 9  
    It seems to me that it is enough to define what kind of network it is, i.e. home, public, etc.
    I just don't know how to do it, because I am not automatically asked about it, and manually I don't know where it is.

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    WiFi Connection on Windows 7 Laptop: Connects to Router but No Internet Access (Ethernet Works)
    I did as you said, but it will do nothing.
  • #13 10671910
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #14 10672129
    gacioch
    Level 9  
    Now I have it that it will connect normally, asks to enter the MAC address and after restarting the router automatically it starts every 5 seconds. change to restricted access and connected and so on all the time.
    WiFi Connection on Windows 7 Laptop: Connects to Router but No Internet Access (Ethernet Works)
    WiFi Connection on Windows 7 Laptop: Connects to Router but No Internet Access (Ethernet Works)
  • #15 10672365
    misiekmwm
    Level 15  
    Who configured this APeka? Do you have access to it? It doesn't seem to act as a router but as a bridge (swith). The net gentlemen assign you an address by MAC address. If you want to achieve the same on the WiFi card, you need to assign the wireless MAC LAN address that is: 14: AD: E9: 27: 69: 94
  • #16 10673293
    Anonymous
    Level 1  

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Windows 7 laptop that connects to a router but shows "no internet access," while an Ethernet connection works fine. Users suggest various troubleshooting steps, including disabling router encryption, checking MAC address filtering, resetting the router, and manually entering DNS settings (8.8.8.8). The author reports that the issue arose suddenly after intermittent connectivity. Further suggestions include removing saved networks, disabling IPv6, and ensuring the correct network type is set. The conversation highlights the importance of router configuration and MAC address management for successful WiFi connectivity.
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