Can't get webpage even though good wifi connection

byungkoocee

Completely restored to factory standard and got very good WiFi connection.

Yet I cannot open webpage even though IE opened.

brummyfan2

Hi,

You could try flushing DNS, go to start and type cmd, right click Command Prompt and select Run as Admin,

type ipconfig /flushdns

Reboot and try opening web pages.

 

byungkoocee

Tried but it did nothing.

doughjohn

Hi

 

The really long version is a .txt file that you save as a ,bat file and try out a few things.

 

:: NetFixer.bat, Copy, Paste & Save As...
:: Use a text editor (Notepad). Then edit
:: the file, EG-Remove the :: in front of
:: ::ipconfig -all >>IP.txt to make a txt
:: file called IP.txt to read thru later.
:: Run as Administrator for best outcome.
@ECHO  THIS MAY HELP TO REPAIR / RECTIFY,
@ECHO  VERY, SIMPLE NETWORK DIFFICULTIES.
@ECHO................................... 
@ECHO  THE RESULTS MAY VARY ACCORDING TO 
@ECHO  YOUR CONFIGURATION AND USER LEVEL.
@ECHO  A RE-BOOT MUST BE DONE AFTER DOING
@ECHO  SOME OF THE CHECKS OPTIONED BELOW.
@ECHO....................................
:MENU
@ECHO  TYPE IN YOUR PREFERRED MENU CHOICE
@ECHO....................................
@ECHO.
@ECHO  0 - PING_LO Ping test to 127.0.0.1
@ECHO  1 - PING_MS Ping test to Microsoft
@ECHO  2 - GET_MAC Obtain MAC address(es)
@ECHO  3 - GET_IPs Lists all IP addresses
@ECHO  4 - IPvFOUR Reset to remove errors
@ECHO  5 - IP_RNEW Force/Renew IP address
@ECHO  6 - IPv_SIX Reset to remove errors
@ECHO  7 - NBTSTAT NETBIOS -Renew -Repair
@ECHO  8 - NETSTAT All Network Statistics
@ECHO  9 - SH_WLAN Display WLAN interface
@ECHO  A - ARP_TAB Displays ARP IP tables
@ECHO  B - NS_LKUP Shows your Name Server
@ECHO  C - SYS_SUM System Summary Windows
@ECHO  D - DNS_FIX Flush and Register DNS
@ECHO  E - WINSOCK Reset to remove errors
@ECHO  F - FINISHD Close this Command Box
@ECHO ...................................
@ECHO OFF
COLOR B1
SET /P M= Press 0-9, A-F, and then ENTER:
IF %M%==0 GOTO PING_LO
IF %M%==1 GOTO PING_MS
IF %M%==2 GOTO GET_MAC
IF %M%==3 GOTO GET_IPs
IF %M%==4 GOTO IPvFOUR
IF %M%==5 GOTO IP_RNEW
IF %M%==6 GOTO IPv_SIX
IF %M%==7 GOTO NBTSTAT
IF %M%==8 GOTO NETSTAT
IF %M%==9 GOTO SH_WLAN
IF /I %M%==A GOTO ARP_TAB
IF /I %M%==B GOTO NS_LKUP
IF /I %M%==C GOTO SYS_SUM
IF /I %M%==D GOTO DNS_FIX
IF /I %M%==E GOTO WINSOCK
IF /I %M%==F GOTO FINISHD
ING_LO
ping LOOPBACK
GOTO MENU
ING_MS
ping MICROSOFT.COM
GOTO MENU
:GET_MAC
getmac | more /c
:: getmac >> GetMac.txt
:: Notepad GetMac.txt
GOTO MENU
:GET_IPs
ipconfig -all | more /c
:: ipconfig -all >>IP.txt
:: Notepad IP.txt
GOTO MENU
:IPvFOUR
netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log
GOTO MENU
:IP_RNEW
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
GOTO MENU
:IPv_SIX
netsh int ipv6 reset reset.log
GOTO MENU
:NBTSTAT
nbtstat -RR
GOTO MENU
:NETSTAT
netstat -e -r -s | more /c
:: netstat -e -r -s >> NetStat.txt
:: Notepad NetStat.txt
GOTO MENU
H_WLAN
netsh wlan show drivers | more /c
netsh wlan show interfaces | more /c
GOTO MENU
:ARP_TAB
arp /a
GOTO MENU
:NS_LKUP
nslookup /ns
GOTO MENU
YS_SUM
msinfo32
GOTO MENU
NS_FIX
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /registerdns
GOTO MENU
:WINSOCK
netsh winsock reset catalog
GOTO MENU
:FINISHD
EXIT

It runs and looks like this...

 

 

and you choose whatever or just F to finish and do nothing at all, but I would suggest 4,5 and B before F.  But feel free to try 8, 9 and C also.

 

If nothing helps please ask again.