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is it the driver, dhcp or dns? no internet on a mesh system

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  1. Omar Kaur
    @okaur

    Reset teh network stack and renew:

    ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset

    then reboot. this clears broken configurations left by VPN clients or security software. good luck man!

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  2. Tomas Ueda
    @tomas_cache

    oh ive been there lol following, having the same problem. lol this thread is gold

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  3. Clara
    @cthorne

    following, having teh same problem fingers crossed 🤞

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  4. Daria Bauer
    @tiny_builder-3hy

    ok so test teh layers: ping <gateway>, then ping 1.1.1.1, then nslookup example.com... if the IP ping works but the name lookup fails, set DNS manually to test, if even teh gateway ping fails, look at the adapter or teh access point.

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  5. Caleb Eriksen
    @caleb.eriksen20

    hmmmm ok my old thinkpad is officially haunetd. bump... still happening with dhcp for me

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  7. Omar Kaur
    @okaur
    in reply to @fmendes

    long time lurker first post lol spent since tuesday on wifi and im still not done. make a backup before u touch the atnivirus, learned that the hard way im about to throw this thing out the window lol

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  8. Silas H.
    @threadpilot

    @ada_cipher nah thats not it, wifi has nothing to do with it. try turning off teh update first, fixed it for me

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  9. Tomas L.
    @tlindqvist

    my desktop is officially haunted any ideas??

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  10. Caleb Eriksen
    @caleb.eriksen20

    is wifi even worth bothering with or should i just leave it ??

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  11. Silas H.
    @threadpilot

    ok so exact same thing happened to my moms pc last month hope that helps :)

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  12. Malik Kaur
    @malik.kaur40

    reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets any ideas??

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  13. Jonas Dubois
    @jonasd919

    for me it was the default config. swapped it and boom, fixed. reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets hope that helps :)

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  14. Maya
    @mayaa206

    dumb question but how do i even check the BIOS

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  15. Lina Z.
    @pixelforge

    lol this thread is gold. have u checked your tablet settings? mine were reset after an update thx in advance!!

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  16. Daria Bauer
    @tiny_builder-3hy

    idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh

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  17. Clara
    @cthorne

    ok weird one i swear dhcp is cursed

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  18. Lina
    @subnet_trace939

    been there man check for a static IP or old proxy setting: teh adapters IPv4 properties sholud be on Obtain automatically, and netsh winhttp show proxy plus Settings, Proxy should be empty unless your company uses one.

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