Windows 7: Can connect to wireless network but not internet

I am able to connect to a wireless router/network with internet access as a guest user of the router. The guest user of the router is passworded. I have been using an older laptop running Vista and have had no problems. I just purchased a new Toshiba Satellite L755 with Windows 7 to replace the Vista machine. I am able to connect to the same router/network with the new laptop but it will not connect to the internet. I get Local Only With No Internet. I have set both machines side by side to compare settings and the Vista machine will connect completely but the Windows 7 will not. I also have never gotten any window pop up that allows me to enter the guest password as it did in Vista. Hope you can help. Thanks

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You might have to add the SSID (wireless network name) manually on the Win 7 computer.
How to manually connect to Wireless network not broadcasting SSID | Windows Reference

If that didn't help, please post an ipconfig /all output of the computer in question.
Click on Start => in run or search box type cmd, press enter. From the command prompt (black screen), Copy and Paste these ipconfig /all >c:\ipconfig.txt . Please attach the .txt file to be found in your Local Disk 'C' on your next post.

Hello 2xg,

I have done the SSID thing several times before my post.

I also did what you suggested re: the ipconfig and I get 'Access Denied'. The file you want I cannot get.

Thanks

Please try it again, do it in an elevated command. Click on the Start Menu search box area type cmd, right click on cmd see at the top, and click on Run as Administrator. From the command prompt (black screen), Copy and Paste these ipconfig /all >c:\ipconfig.txt . Please attach the .txt file to be found in your Local Disk 'C' on your next post.

That worked. Here you go. Thanks

Very good..here's the issue.
From your Toshiba laptop, is there a switch on the side to activate the wireless? Have you tried the combination FN+F8 on your keyboard?

No, there are no external switches. The FN+F8 key is my quick and it is on. I am presently working with both machines at the same time and at the location where my problem exists. I'm using the Vista machine to communicate with you and I have the Windows 7 machine right beside.

Next task is download the latest driver of the Realtek RTL8188CE from it's Site, then uninstall the Realtek driver from Device Manager. Locate Network Adapters, and find Realtek right click then choose uninstall then manually install the latest driver that you just downloaded.

Also, what type of Security or Firewall Software do you have?

Firewall protection came to mind and beside the Windows 7 firewall I have installed COMODO Firewall for remote untrusted connections. I have turned it off to try connecting but that hasn't helped either. Do you think COMODO has any part in this?

There's one thing to find out if your Comodo is the culprit by removing it. The Windows Firewall does an excellent job protecting your computer too.
How to Remove Comodo Firewall | eHow.com