Windows vista recognizes wifi signal but won't connect to the internet?

I messed with the TCPIP and Network settings for days before I found the WINSOCK RESET. Click on Start then Run then type in "cmd" and hit enter. At the command prompt type: "netsh winsock reset" and hit enter.

Then reboot.

1 Actually you stated your own answer: This computer works fine on a secured wifi - but will not connect on unsecured (public) network. Your network settings..........ARE SET FOR SECURE........IN ADVANCED SETTINGS...change that but remember then all you do is fully broadcast to the world around you....Personally, I would not do that because of security reasons: But, yes you have the option to drop the security levels!Blessings...........Annlee .

2 I would talk to the administrator of this "public" network, and I would also be very suspicious of any such entity. Entirely possible the network isn't connected to the internet, and is little more than a vehicle for some blackhat to steal your files and/or infect your computer.

Windows vista recognizes wifi signal but won't connect to the internet. Windows vista recognizes wifi signal but won't connect to the internet. The wifi signal is excellent .

The computer even recognizes the name of the wifi system. There's a little schematic: It shows the laptop ------! Turning off the firewall and antivirus does not help internet explorer connect to the internet.

This computer works fine on a secured wifi - but will not connect on unsecured (public) network. The computer is a Toshiba Satellite U405D-2852 with an Atheros AR5007EG Wireless Network Adapter. Did your AV subscription recently expire?

I've noticed with a lot of Vista systems that come with Norton or MacAfee, when the AV subscriptions expire, they lock down the firewall to heavily restrict the network activity. Also, I have seen the same behavior when Norton or MacAfee are uninstalled incorrectly. In both cases, installing a new AV package and going into Control Panel > Windows Firewall and resetting it to default settings and enabling it seems to fix most strange wireless issues.

This might not be your problem, but we get 5 or 6 laptops a week at my work that have the same issues you are describing and these steps fix it.

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