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  1. Posts : 8
    dual boot vista and windows7 ultimate
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    no network access


    hello

    I am new on this forum so if this tread exist sorry

    I have installed windows 7 RTM build 7600 and I have a yellow triangle with exlamation mark saying no network access but I can connect to internet. I am directly connected to internet via DSL modem D-Link 360 R and do not have router. This is on desktop computer. When I dissconect from net the exclamation mark shows and it's very annoying so can somebody help me?

    thanks
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  2. Posts : 11,408
    ME/XP/Vista/Win7
       #2

    Hi piratot

    Try updating your net card drivers.
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  3. Posts : 8
    dual boot vista and windows7 ultimate
    Thread Starter
       #3

    theog said:
    Hi piratot

    Try updating your net card drivers.
    updated still the same problem, modem resetted several times, configurated and still the same problem
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  4. Posts : 833
    Windows 7 x64 HP, Windows 7 HP, Windows 7 Ult
       #4

    Do you have the same problem when you boot into Vista?
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  5. Posts : 8
    dual boot vista and windows7 ultimate
    Thread Starter
       #5

    TheSchaft said:
    Do you have the same problem when you boot into Vista?
    similar problem in vista too, but there it says limited access only
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  6. Posts : 12
    Windows 7
       #6

    i've had the same thing happen on a laptop that is hardwired.. we go through an ISA client to reach the internet.... it now just stopped showing the yellow sign.. but i think it had to do with something on the firewall itself... but i was always able to access the internet regardless of what it said!

    chris
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  7. Posts : 5,642
    Windows 10 Pro (x64)
       #7

    There is no network access because you are not part of a network. While the Internet is a network infrastructure it is not a local network, not treated as such. Being directly connect to the modem will do this. If you had a router between you and the modem, then a local network would exist.
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  8. Posts : 8
    dual boot vista and windows7 ultimate
    Thread Starter
       #8

    logicearth said:
    There is no network access because you are not part of a network. While the Internet is a network infrastructure it is not a local network, not treated as such. Being directly connect to the modem will do this. If you had a router between you and the modem, then a local network would exist.
    that is true I find it myself, I find a router and install it and the yellow triangle with exclamation mark disappeared, that is problem that Microsoft need to fix it, because there is people that don't use routers at home, only DSL modem

    thanks
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  9. Posts : 5,642
    Windows 10 Pro (x64)
       #9

    piratot said:
    that is problem that Microsoft need to fix it, because there is people that don't use routers at home, only DSL modem

    thanks
    It is not a problem. It is merely stating a fact that you have no network access because you are not part of a network. There is no issue here. As long as people can connect to the internet that is all they need to care about.
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  10. Posts : 8
    dual boot vista and windows7 ultimate
    Thread Starter
       #10

    logicearth said:
    piratot said:
    that is problem that Microsoft need to fix it, because there is people that don't use routers at home, only DSL modem

    thanks
    It is not a problem. It is merely stating a fact that you have no network access because you are not part of a network. There is no issue here. As long as people can connect to the internet that is all they need to care about.
    yes but sometimes they don't want to work to the internet, and that triangle is very annoying
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