I hope this isn't entirely too obvious, such that you've already considered it, but I had the same problem at one point where I was trying to access a Wi-Fi network available on campus of my school. I'm using Vista for reference. Anyway, I had successfully used the Wi-Fi elsewhere so I knew it was functioning fine. But at school, I kept getting the same message as you. Finally, after trying everything, I found that I needed to have my computer registered on the network for me to be able to have full access - meaning I had to let tech services perform a search on the comp to make sure I have virus software and that I wasn't going to infect the entire school with some horrible virus. After the scan was done, my comp was fine and the internet access opened right up like a parting sea!
Maybe it could have something to do with an issue like that. Qbasic 4.5 For Windows Xp For. Poser Fusion Serial Number. I don't know. But thought I would put it out there just in case. I am having the exact same problem with my Dell XPS 420.
The wi-fi network works fine for my XP computers, but will only allow local access for the Dell. Dell support could only recommend re-installing the software to return it to factory condition. I did this and it did work, but 3 months later, I am in the same situation. It has nothing to do with the wireless network because when I directly connect to the modem with ethernet, I get the same Local Access problem. I am searching for a solution. I am having a similar problem with a Dell Latitude E4300 with a Intel(R) Link 5100 AGNWifi Card, My most frequent problems occur in two home sites where I 'own' the hubs i.e.
I have the administrator password. My Vista 32 Bit Business Edition will frequently loose internet connectivity. When I arrive in the location having used the system on a wire connected LAN, it will often fail to connect to the internet. The Grind Date De La Soul Rar. I am using both BT Home Hub and Linksys Wireless Gateway. I have VMware and Virtual Box installed I have two threads at FileSaveas relating to • • All my other wifi devices, ipod touch, ps/3 and Mac have historically had rock solid connections although recently the 'touch has been behaving very badly. It's most usual failure scenario is to fail to connect after coming home from work where I have been using a tethered mobile via USB or an RJ45 wired connection.