Why can t I ping the router under win7, but it is normal under XP?

My computer did a dual system today, and it turned out that the computer system was win7, and there has been no problem. Okay, start work, use DiskGenius to format the D disk as the main partition, Ghost's XP system, all the way smoothly, XP Internet, OK. Reboot into win7 system, use easybcd to create a dual boot menu, everything is ok.

Reboot,You can enter XP again,Hehe,Happy,Enter win7 again,Go to the Internet ......

It's just no response.,The taskbar in the lower right corner shows Internet access.,But IE、360 browser、You can't access the Internet.,QQ、Thunderbolt can't connect.,Address bar input,Can't enter the routing setting.,But there's a point,Ping can ping.。 I didn't touch the win7 system at all.,Why did the xp go online and kill win7? Enter xp to search for the experience of your predecessors on the Internet.,Online talk about the network card driver.,Settings.,DNS.,Tried one by one.,It's just no response.,It's annoying that some netizens have wasted a few days and finally solved it.,Someone else's way to provide it is useless.,But he didn't reveal his solution.,Hey, really.。

I suddenly found out that a brother had the same problem as me, haha.

Thanks for the next step, the steps are as follows: Start - Run - netsh winsock reset and then restart the computer, OK. It's that simple.

Is the network card driver installed? Connected to a router? You double-check. This kind of problem is a bit.

Win7 can ping XP, but XP can't ping Win7, the cause of this problem: Win7 has a problem with the firewall settings of this computer.

The solution and operation steps are as follows:

1. First of all, open the "Control Panel" in the start menu, as shown in the image below.

2. Secondly, click "Windows Firewall" as shown in the image below.

3. Next, click on the "Turn on or off Windows Firewall" option on the left side of the interface, as shown in the image below.

4. Finally, under "Home or Work (Private) Network Location Settings" and "Public Network Location Settings", select "Turn off Windows Firewall", as shown in the figure below. In this way, the problem is solved.

This is caused by the ping packet being blocked by the win7 firewall, and the solution is to turn off the win7 firewall. Here's how:

1. Click Start and click Control Panel;

2. Click Windows Firewall;

3. Click to turn on or off Windows Firewall;

4. Click two places to turn off Windows Firewall and click OK.

Add the ICMP protocol to the firewall settings that into an exception.

2.Is there a firewall with other anti-virus software installed? In the IP rule, remove the Do Not Ping option.

It is recommended not to win7 ......Win7 is basically useless except for the CPU, ......The computer man I buy now doesn't install XP for me, saying that his XP only has pirated ......= - = Results ......win7 I opened a browser and accounted for 2G!! CPU accounts for 50%! Now as soon as the computer fan is turned on, it turns t-t like crazy

Win7 network mode is changed to home network selection trust.

Mine is win7, the virtual machine has a virtual network card brige, and only link, choose to bridge, the virtual network card is not set up, and the other changes the change manager in win7 to modify the ip

You can set up the virtual machine as a shared hosting network.

Is there a firewall on the virtual machine?