P-660HN-F1A (DNS Server is not respondind)

[chrispi]

Hello.

I have slow connections when ever I use a WiFi in my laptop. But when I use the cable to connect. I don't have any problems or slow loading. I try diagnose the problem and it says my connections is ok, but the DNS is not responding.

I try everything to fix this problem like, using preferred DNS server address, removing Bonjour service, clean install Win 7 x64, flushing DNS, and even did this ff steps.

Troubleshooting DNS servers: Domain Name System(DNS)

 

[chrispi]

I need help for this. Thank you

 

[chrispi]

help

 

[chrispi]

:-(

 

[chev65]

Can you post a screen shot of your ipconfig /all please?

There are a couple things that can cause this problem.

 

[chrispi]

Can you post a screen shot of your ipconfig /all please?

There are a couple things that can cause this problem.

hello, thanksd for your reply. here is the ipconfig. from the pc. do you need the laptop config as well?ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting

 

[chrispi]

ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting here is the link

 

[chev65]

Is the DNS typed into your IPv4 properties manually or did you designate the DNS in your routers settings?

Does the Msoft virtual wifi mini port show up in your connections properties list?

 

[chrispi]

hi, i am not sure what u are talking, but i check the dns . i will show you the photo link. ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting

 

[chrispi]

(Does the Msoft virtual wifi mini port show up in your connections properties list?) how do i see this sir?

 

[chev65]

Can you show me this page please, first picture.

Or can you show me a screen shot of your device manager after clicking on "View" then "show hidden devices" .

 

[chrispi]

here you go, the first screen is from my laptop, the second one is from my PC.
both have dns problem,

cheers

 

[chev65]

Ok everything looks normal there, no miniport problem.

As to your present DNS of 124.106.4.2 and the other one are based in the Phillippines. So you might want to try using another DNS server. You will need to get into your routers DNS setting for this. I can't tell what kind of router you are using because it seems to have a foreign default gateway.

If you can get into your routers DNS setting you should try changing the DNS to something else like open DNS. You would be best off doing this in your routers settings so as to avoid a conflict with your IPv4 settings.

To use OpenDNS, all you have to do is open your Network Connections or Router’s settings page and update the default DNS server to point to the OpenDNS nameservers that are 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220.

 

[chrispi]

do i need to post the 1st image too? its only LAN

 

[chev65]

do i need to post the 1st image too? its only LAN

No need for another image.
If you can get into the routers settings and change the DNS server to the ones I posted then we can go from there.

 

[chrispi]

ok, you mean to say, i have to go to my router setting, which is i go to firefox and type 192.168.1.1 and change it there or in the photo shown.

 

[chev65]

ok, you mean to say, i have to go to my router setting, which is i go to firefox and type 192.168.1.1 and change it there or in the photo shown.

That is your IPv4 settings windows not your routers set up page?

You could try changing the DNS in your IPv4 properties but it's best to go into your routers settings to change the DNS servers by typing in your default gateway of 112.201.0.1 then navigate to the DNS server settings and change to the ones I posted earlier.

It may work either way but I'm trying to avoid any type of DNS conflict by making the changes in your routers settings.

 

[chrispi]

here are the photo from 192.168.1.1

 

[chrispi]

is it the 2nd photo or the 3rd photo to type the dns

 

[chev65]

Probably best to use the one for DHCP set up, so third picture change both of those DNS servers to the ones I typed in earlier then hit "apply" and check to see if your connection works any better. 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220.