For instance, this morning it was not responding after working all night last night. I have spent hours on the phone with tech support to I tried your two DNS address solutions above, one worked for a day but then it goes out again and then I have to reset it. I have been having intermittent problems with DNS not responding. Regardless, I use this Acer on almost a daily basis and I need to find out how to get it to be able to connect wireless again. There has to be something which occurred in the last week that would all of a sudden cause Windows7 to lose its wireless capabilities. I am wondering if being unable to connect wireless was a result of some glitch in a recent update? I get updates automatically the Windows7 seems to be updating this or that almost everyday, whereas auto updates on my old Dell are disabled. I have an old Dell laptop with XPĪnd it is able to connect wirelessly, not just from my home, but from the other locations I took the Acer as well. All the routers are not bad, especially if other OS are able to connect to is something to do with Windows7, I am convinced of

At the same time, I have gone to several other locations in this area where wireless service was available and I get the sameresults.no DNS. I have gone to a different location and connected via DSL.no problem. Yes, I have changed the DNS numbers, reloaded and updated drivers, restored, disabled this and that, and nothing seems to work. I have tried all of the remedies on this webpage, with no luck. Indicated that the problem was with the DNS. However, sometime around the 20th or 21st of April, it suddenly lost that capability. I have an Acer One D250 netbook with Windows 7 Starter, which seemed to be able to connect wireless to anything and everything since I took it out of the box. Thanks for the tip! The Virtual Adapter showed up as I was trying to setup a PAN. I just disabled the 'Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter' and my internet starting working instantly. As soon as I did, my DNS sprang to life! I'm not sure if the OS is trying to activate, and interferring, or if that connectoid appeared as part of a Windows update, but disabling it fixed it for me instantly. But, I couldn't figure out where that second connectoid came from, so finally, I disabled it. The second was 'Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter' and was showing disconnected (as I expected).

'Wireless Network Connection' is my normal wireless connectoid and was connecting fine. Kept noticing two wireless connectoids in my network settings. Funny thing is, even NSLookup wouldn't resolve anything, yet, the DNS servers were fine. Finally determined that it's not resolving DNS. Yesterday afternoon, my home wireless connection lost access to the Internet. Hasn't activated yet (our admin is still sorting out the KMS server). Installed Win7 Pro 64-Bit on December 16th.

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