Well i went to the toilet and i came back and the internet had disconnected me, i tried to connect again but that didnt work, i tried to repair it but that didnt work either. So i restarted and still no luck, so i booted into vista and it was working fine. and my other pc works fine aswell, can anyone help me?

(im on wirless btw)

Thanks in advanced.

Have you tried re-installing the drivers for your wireless router on Windows XP?

Tried that, still get the same errors

Sounds to me like you're having problem with your proxy settings, amazingly they can mess a hell of a lot up.

What is the brand and model of your router?

The router is a Belkin #f5d7633-4

and the wireless card is a Belkin #f5d7001

Have you tried re-setting up your router for windows xp?

Okay, go to Internet Explorer or Firefox and type in the address bar: 192.168.2.1. Leave the password box empty and press okay. Choose PPPoA (Routing mode, for multiple pcs) as your connection type. Next put in all of the personal info that's required. Press "automatic by isp" for the dns settings.

Now press "Home" on the webpage, not on Internet Explorer/Mozilla Firefox. Press "connect to internet" and it should work.

(info from belkin.com)

i typed in 192.168.2.1 but in IE it says, "IE could not open the search page" and in fire fox it does nothing

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Originally posted by Dazmatic
i typed in 192.168.2.1 but in IE it says, "IE could not open the search page" and in fore fox it does nothing

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im on my other computer.

isnt it 192.168.0.1? or is it different for every router?

its different for each brand... my belkin has the same ip as the one trax wrote...

the problem is with your wireless card, your pulling a 169.x.x.x ip addres, thats the same as using 0.0.0.0
try reseting TCP/IP and your winsock, restart your computer,
if that fails go to device manager and check for errors on you wireless card
should that fail, contact your wireless card's OEM

Thanks for the help, i did a system restore and it worked again.

So something messed it up....

Usualy I just have to reset my router with the rest on the back. I have a D-link Dl-524 though.