Test the local IP address 50, test the local IP address

It should be a problem with the dns server, I don't know what system you are using :

WinXP.

Operate on a computer with internet access.

You should be using Netcom.

Change the DNS to the same as the one that does have Internet access on the computer that does not have Internet access.

Give it a try, it's been so long, maybe your problem has been solved!

1. Open the computer and use the shortcut key "win+r" to bring up the computer "run" window;

2. Enter "cmd" in the input box and press enter;

3. Enter "ipconfig" in the place where the cursor flashes in the pop-up box and press enter.

There is a DNS address that is wrong. You can check the DNS of your location, or use Google's generic DNS

Incoming Routing See the DNS in the running state is manually assigned to the computer that cannot be used properly.

Hey,You can check your phone's AP if you don't want anything.,Big brother.,That phone settings seem to be in the should.。 Or is it that you seem to type something in the browser**,I probably scolded.。 Well, you can search for it, or open that phone settings to see the IP in your network settings

windows+r, run, cmd, type: ipconfig all

You can view the IP addresses of all NICs.

How to check the IP address of the head of the electric blind celery.

Start --> run --> enter cmd enter -->ipconfig all to show your IP address.

The IP of the computer will change every time you turn on the computer, and you can go to some speed measurement **speed test,** will give you the IP this time

Open "Run" in the start, type in "ping" and you're good to go.

Well, my own computer is dial-up Internet access, and every time I turn on or reboot, it will change

The people in front of us are all right, as long as they do it