Program's can't connect to internet

[Aaronkills10]

Okay first of all theres no antivirus i cant turn windows defender on.

Okay so nothing can't connect to the internet ivetried ipconfig and everything. Steam can't connect even maplestory.

I can't even install virus protection.

Help please:sa:

 

[tom982]

What model is your computer? What version of vista? What wireless card do you have? Is it LAN or wireless?

 

[Aaronkills10]

Lan Home 32 and the model i dont know

 

[Shadowjk]

If you don't know then send us a Picture and tell us who made your computer and we will work from there

 

[Aaronkills10]

Well its Hp Pavillion a6109n PC

 

[Shadowjk]

OK now the version if you press Ctrl+Alt+Del it will bring up security options and at the bottom of the screen it will say "Windows Vista ____________" please specify what the underscores say.

 

[Aaronkills10]

windows Vista Home premium

 

[Chase]

Can you connect with a browser?

Do you have any firewall's running?

Try re-installing the driver to your router.

 

[Aaronkills10]

Yes im on the computer

Yes default firewall

And how do i do that.

 

[Aaronkills10]

Hello? Anyone?

 

[tom982]

Download the driver from the manufacturers website and install it.

Only install drivers that are relevant to your computer.

 

[Chase]

Download the driver from the manufacturers website and install it.

Only install drivers that are relevant to your computer.

Also, if your router came with an installation CD, simply insert and re-install the software.

 

[tom982]

Software & Driver Downloads HP Pavilion a6109n Desktop PC - HP technical support (United Kingdom - English)

This is the link for the HP drivers for your computer. You may want to take a look, but unfortunately I cannot see a network driver update. You can still update any of the other drivers that you want to.

What router do you have?

 

[Aaronkills10]

Its AT&T

 

[Chase]

Try doing this:

Press the Windows Key + R

Type the following into the Run Command: msconfig

Click the "Services" tab

Check the "Hide All Microsoft Services" box

Click "Disable All"

Click "Apply"

Click "OK"

Restart your computer.

Try using the programs you have been experiencing the problems with one by one. Gradually restart each disabled service until you find one that interferes with the programs connection to the internet.. so that we may find a solution.

 

[Chase]

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