Failed To Renew Ip Address.

Please help me i've about had it with my wireless adapter.
Read carefully.
I have a linksys wireless adapter and router. I have 2 xboxes and 2 computers in my house all which use the linksys router.
Both xboxes and the 1 of the computers (laptop) can connect to the wireless router and access the internet.
Except for one the computers (desktop) can't access the internet once connected to the router. (this computer uses a linkstys wireless adapter) The Error message I get is "Limited to no connectivity"
You might think that there is something wrong with my adapter? Well that is hard to beleive because, I was trying out DSL for a month and I still have little bit up subscription time left with them. The point is I can connect to the DSL modem(Built in wifi) and use the internet (It's how i'm on the forums) .
I can't keep using the DSL modem becuase I won't have it for much longer.
Now that readers are aware of the problem I can say what I have done to try to fix it.
I have tried uninstalling and restalled the driver for my my adapter, I have tried restarting my modem and wireless router serveral times.
I went on youtube and found that simply clicking repair will fix this exact error message....And the first time it did...As I began to be on the internet a few hours later I was randomly disconnected. Only to have the same error message of "limited to no connectivity."
I have tried repair thousands of times and now it says "Failed To Renew Ip Address, contact the who manages the network" I'm pretty sure I manage the network....
Please who ever can help you will be so much appreciated.

Click on Start and go to the Control Panel and double click on Network Connections, right click on Wireless Network Connection and click on Properties.
Now on this window, click on the second tab Wireless Network and give a check mark on "Use windows to configure my wireless" and then remove all the network names present in the Preferred Networks Window. Then click on OK...
Right click on the Wireless Network Connection again and click on View Available Wireless Networks and try to re-connect to your network. After connecting to the network check if you are getting the ip address on the computer.

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