Satellite C655D-S5533 can't connect to internet through ethernet (wireless connection ok)

I can't get an ethernet connection thru my ISP's (Comcast) internet cable box. I clicked the LAN icon on control panel but still can't connect.

First, reboot the Comcast box and then reboot the computer. If it still doesn't work, look in Device Manager under Network Adapters. If the LAN adapter shown there is Atheros, reinstall using THIS driver. If it says something else, post back. I'm assuming you are still using Windows 7 64 bit that came with the machine.
C.B.
Toshiba Sat. C75D-B7260 Win 8.1 64 Bit--Toshiba Sat. L775D-S7132 Win 7 HP SP1 64 Bit and Win 10 PRO Technical Preview--Toshiba Sat. L305-S5921 Win Vista SP2 32 Bit

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I have Pavilion g4 1125 dx.I can connect to internet through wifi but cannot connect through cable.whenever i install lan driver it says realtek network controller was not found....anyone help me please....

moon_97 wrote:
I have Pavilion g4 1125 dx.I can connect to internet through wifi but cannot connect through cable.whenever i install lan driver it says realtek network controller was not found....anyone help me please....That can't be true here....I think your wifi is using another wifi other then the one provided by your ISP. Are you sure the lan driver is the correct driver for your Lan port? And I think you referring to your ethernet port? We have lots of terminology miss-used here and confused as to what they do.

I cannot get on the internet through Ethernet

Hi Everyone,
I am 100% new to macs, I just purchased a mini used from someone and I have tried to set up the internet through ethernet card and it will not work. I have researched for two days now and there doesn't seem to be an answer. I have done it all using DHCP to try to automatically get the settings but it is bringing up 169 IP address is is wrong. I have tried manually entering the information in and no luck. It is connected straight from the modem there is no router. I am usually good with PC's and could fix everything but right now I am stumped. I am running Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger. I thought I would try this out to see if anyone could help.
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OK, If they are not using fixed IP addresses, then you should be using THEIR Router. You should get your IP Address through DHCP from their Router. \[As an aside, there can be quite a large cascade of Routers -- yours plus theirs.]
The 169.254.xxx.yyy address is the "self-assigned" address used by your Mac when no one responds to its initial broadcast of a request for assignment of an IP address. This is a complicated way of saying "no one will talk to you".
One thing to check for before declaring their box dead is the lights when the cables are plugged in. No lights sometimes means you are using a cross cable where a straight cable is required or the reverse. Most modern Macs "sniff" the cable and adjust to use whatever cable is provided, but older Macs do not.
Some providers grab the first M.A.C. Address (Hardware Address) they see, and limit connection to only that device, ever. So if your computer dies and you get a new one, you have to call them up and ask them to reset their box. Sometimes there is a procedure for a "Deep" reset in their manuals, and you may need to apply that now. \[and if you decide to add your own Router later, you call them and tell them you are installing a different "computer". Your Router then becomes the only registered device.]
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Satellite L20-101: can't connect my TV with the svhs

Hi dudes,
i have a problem.
I have a L20 - 101 and i can't connect my tv with the svhs exit of my toshiba.
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thanks

Ok, sounds like a really un-nice problem.
So, how do you try to switch to the TV? You have the option in your display properties, but does the machine *recognize* the TV? You have also the key combination FN+F5 to change the display, did you already tried it?
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Satellite L735-10V - unable to connect to the internet through ethernet

I have problems in connection to the network through ethernet.
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I tried turning off the TCP/IPv6 and it does not work.
Can please someone help me out here.
This is just killing me.

Hi
Did you test another Ethernet cable?
Would recommend doing this maybe some lose connection or broken cable cause this.

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I recently buy this notebook, but I can't connect standard 3.5 jack headphones (or microphone) - connector is too long, I can't plug it entire.
Manual says notebook have 3.5 connectors, so where is problem?
(PS: sorry for my english, I didn't use it for a few years...)
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Yes, manuals says it has 3,5 mm audio port and it is standard for all Toshiba notebooks.
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It is not easy to say. Maybe you use some other standard.
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My company gave me a new laptop that will not allow WEP connectivity. I need wep for printers and other devices on my network so I bought a new wrt54g2 to handle WPA wireless and plugged it into one of the open ports on the old router. I went into the admin and configured everything to my liking but for some reason it won't grab a connection... What do I need to do to get it to see the internet through the old router...
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If connecting one router to another, connect the two together by the networking ports. Then turn off the DHCP server on the second router, which sounds like the WRT54G2 in this case. You will probably also have to reconfigure the Local IP Address of the second router so it in the same IP range as the first router but outside of the first router's DHCP server addresses. For example if router one's Local IP Address is set to 192.168.1.1, then set router two's Local IP Address to 192.168.1.5 (or something along those lines).
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Junglemania,
Go into the setup page of the EW-7438RPn. Go to Wireless Advanced Settings. There is a WMM settings. Make sure the WMM is enabled.
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My airport extreme is connected to my network wirelessly. When I open the airport utility it sees the base station and I have it set up for the network. There is a green light on the base station, all seems well.
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IP: 169.254.192.90
IP addresses in the 169.254.x.x range are know as "Self-Assigned" IP addresses. They typically arise when your computer, configured as a DHCP client, is unable to find or negotiate with a DHCP server.
The fact that you computer can find the 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station's (AEBSn) DHCP server wirelessly but not by Ethernet may be one of the following reasons:
o The Ethernet cable or cable connectors are bad.
o The Ethernet port on either the computer or the AEBSn is faulty.
o The Ethernet port on the computer is not configured properly.
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System Preferences > Network > Show > Network Port Configurations
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Advanced > Proxies tab
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Ethernet tab
o Configure: Automatically
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You would create the DHCP Client ID by entering a value in this field in System Preferences. (ref: System Preferences > Network > Advanced > TCP/IP > DHCP Client ID)

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Installed Lion, lost Internet through ethernet cable. Any suggestions?

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After installing Lion OS X system, I lost Internet through my Eternet Connection. Did work properly before. Any suggestions from your side to solve this issue?
JHoek

The modem is NetGear model DM111P.
The cable is currently plugged into the back of the iMac.
Yeah that is the one.. real pain.. is it in bridge or one to one NAT.. or you don't know.
So at present you have Modem--- computer??
Time machine is currently OFF. It is new, bought 3 months ago.
Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5
I cant find a re-set button on the Time machine
Time Capsule I guess you mean?? Time machine is software in the computer. Time Capsule is the box outside.
Just try.. plug
Modem--- wan port TC --lan port---Computer.
Press reset.. reset is small hole next to kensington lock.. use a paper clip and press it in gently until you feel a click... keep holding it for 10sec with the power on.. until the front led flashes rapidly.
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WRT54GS v7: Claims to have connection, but I can't access the internet wired or wireless.

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You only have to clone your mac when using certain cable modem. You don't clone your mac when using dsl.
Greetings from Northern Ontario, Canada

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