Incorrect IP Protocol Configuration on WiFi Network Adapter: Laptop Modem Connection Issue

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Hello. For some time I have not been able to connect to the Internet via a wifi modem (to a laptop). The information appears wifi network adapter does not have the correct IP protocol configuration. What should I do?

Kolobos · Answer

Set ip address, dnsy etc to automatic in tcp / ip properties.

feerbe · Answer

Welcome back. However, these settings did not help. Have they been set up like that already? Maybe there is another way to fix the problem. I will just add that I have a win 10 g huawey wireless modem in the play network. The modem is ok.

Kolobos · Answer

Try to uninstall the card and reinstall it.

feerbe · Answer

And when I uninstall these cards, then where should I look for the file to install again. I am dark in this. Still such a message is in the attachment

Kolobos · Answer

Are you sure you don't have the gateway set in the card's tcp / ip settings? Do you have any restore points created while everything was working properly?

irondick · Answer

First, what laptop, what system ...?

feerbe · Answer

I don't have any restore points. I do not know how to do this. Everything was fine in December and now it's just a lime. For news, I have an ASUS R540 L laptop, Windows 10, Intel Core i3 processor

Kolobos · Answer

Run the cmd window and enter there: ipconfig / all Post a screen of the window with what will be displayed after execution.

feerbe · Answer

Sorry, where should I put this screenshot? Here?

Kolobos · Answer

Yes, click Add picture and upload.

feerbe · Answer

I am writing from the phone. I took pictures. May be?

Kolobos · Answer

They can, as long as you can see something on them.

feerbe · Answer

These are 2 photos

Kolobos · Answer

The screen shows that wifi is assigned dhcp, dnsy, etc.

Post a screen of the wifi card's tcp / ip properties, along with what is under "advanced".

Earlier you wrote "wifi modem", do you mean the wifi card integrated in the laptop or maybe a gsm modem connected to the usb?

feerbe · Answer

I have a wireless wifi modem and I do not connect to my laptop via usb. I think that the card integrated in the handle is doing something.

Kolobos · Answer

> Post the screen of the tcp / ip property of the wifi card, along with what is under advanced.

feerbe · Answer

Was that what it was about?

Kolobos · Answer

Run the cmd window with administrator rights and there:
ipconfig / release
ipconfig / renew
ipconfig / flushdns

Have you tried to uninstall the card as I did before? After uninstalling, it should install itself.

feerbe · Answer

Is that the point? I did something but is it okay?

Kolobos · Answer

The wifi card looks connected, got an ip address etc.

feerbe · Answer

Is it okay here to uninstall the card?

feerbe · Answer

This is what it looks like

feerbe · Answer

Something like that

Kolobos · Answer

Other devices connecting correctly to this modem?

feerbe · Answer

Modem is working properly. I'm using it right now.

dt1 · Answer

What is the version and release date of the WiFi driver? This can be checked in the device manager by entering the properties of the WiFi network card (Realtek 8723BE) and in the driver tab.

When connected only via Wifi - what the results of these commands look like (in the command line):

ping 192.168.8.1
ping 8.8.8.8
ping google.com

In the command line, please also issue the commands:
netsh winsock reset
shutdown -r -t 0

The second of these commands will restart your computer, so if you have any documents or other work open, save it first.

feerbe · Answer

Hello . Well, I did these commands as you asked, and by connecting the net via a usb cable, the net works, but not wirelessly anymore. Added after 1 [minutes]: These are a few photos

dt1 · Answer

ping 192.168.8.1 and .ping 192.168.8.1 are two different commands. Please note that there is no period in my commands - and it was entered with a period in the screenshots, so the result was a command error. Please only test ping 192.168.8.1 again, now correct, no leading dot.

The netsh winsock reset command must be run at the command prompt as administrator, otherwise the command is ignored (as can be seen from the rest of the resulting message - elevation of privilege is requested). I would also ask you to re-issue this command, but at the command prompt as Administrator.

feerbe · Answer

And where to enter it, the command. I will add an attachment with the correct command.

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