wifi is down D:

Ztruker · 18 Nov 2011

You have not responded to my previous post. Did you do any of the things I mentioned?

18 Nov 2011

Ztruker said:

You have not responded to my previous post. Did you do any of the things I mentioned?

Oh sorry! I forgot to say that xD yeah none of those options works :/

Ztruker · 18 Nov 2011

Could you enable DHCP as the link I gave you suggested or did it not do anything? What does the DHCP for IPV4 look like now?

Are the choices available or grayed out?

18 Nov 2011

Ztruker said:

Could you enable DHCP as the link I gave you suggested or did it not do anything? What does the DHCP for IPV4 look like now?

Are the choices available or grayed out?

Yeah its exacly the same as what the picture is :/

Ztruker · 19 Nov 2011

Was it before or did you have to change it? If you had to change it, please post another output of ipconfig /all.

19 Nov 2011

Ztruker said:

Was it before or did you have to change it? If you had to change it, please post another output of ipconfig /all.

Before :/ btw thanks for trying to help me!

19 Nov 2011

ok after trying everything i tried using PCR and here's the output

Ztruker · 19 Nov 2011

Does it work if you boot to Safe Mode with Networking?
Disable the Windows Firewall (just as a test)?
Disable your Anti-virus (just as a test)?

Do you have the installation disc for Windows or is there a recovery partition on the hard drive? Thew quickest fix may be to reinstall Windows after saving any data.

DustSailor · 19 Nov 2011

1,

I appologize if this has already been done, but did you try sfc scannow? SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

How about Startup Repair? Startup Repair

20 Nov 2011

DustSailor said:

1,

I appologize if this has already been done, but did you try sfc scannow? SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

How about Startup Repair? Startup Repair

I have tried startup repair to no avail