You say with dialup you can connect to aol but not the internet, but aol is
on the internet... so I'm not sure what you were trying to do that you
couldn't. I'm assuming you were trying to access a web page through aol,
while connected via the dialup. What happens, what kind of error? Regarding
the wireless, are you connecting at home or work. What kind of service do
you subscribe to that you are trying to access? What happens when you try to
connect to the wireless network?
"Barney" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:80AE63DF-7618-4A5F-AF4B-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I am having a problem with one of my laptops. Basically it is sending data
> packets out, but not allowing them to come back in. The one with the
> problem
> is a Gateway M505 Pentium M. I was staying at a hotel with only dial-up
> and
> at one time I could get it to connect to AOL 7.0 but could not access the
> web. I now have wireless, and again, my newest laptop, a Toshiba
> Satellite
> M45-S359 has no problems with dial-up nor wireless. I have used the
> Gateway
> prior to connect to the internet via wireless and dial-up. I have changed
> the settings of the Gateway to match the Toshiba with no luck. The items
> I
> notice right away: the Toshiba has a Physical Address; IP Address; Subnet
> Mask; Default Gateway; DHCP Server; Lease Obtained; Lease Expires; DNS
> Servers and no WINS Server address -- again, the Toshiba works fine! the
> Gateway has a Physical Address; IP Address; Subnet Mask, but no Default
> Gateway; no DHCP Server; no Lease Obtained; no Lease Expres; no DNS
> Server;
> and no WINS Server. I am running Windows XP Home Edition SP2 on both.
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