I'm looking forward to an answer to this too, as I have a similar problem.....
This is what I just posted on the newbies board:
I've had my new laptop up and running for about a week now with no problems with a wireless router connected to a cable modem. All of a sudden last night it would no longer connect to the internet, although it still finds the "excellent" signal from the router.
I brought the laptop in to work today to try it on the wireless there, and it did the same thing. It finds the router, but won't actually connect to the internet.
I know a little bit about computers, but I'm not confident enought to really know what's going on.
Any words of advice?
More info on what I'm working with here....
WinXP
HP machine
Integrated 54g high-speed wireless LAN (802.11b/g); integrated 10/100Base-T Ethernet LAN with RJ-45 connector
D-link wireless router DI-514
Roadrunner cable internet
Thanks
I recently purchased a D-Link wireless router (model#DI-624) to gain access to the internet with my notebook. I have an e-machines m5310 with a built in 802.11g wireless adapter and running Windows XP Home. My problem is trying to establish an internet connection using wireless. An error message stating "No Internet Connection is Available" and then it asks me if I want to work offline; however, when I connect the cable directly into the notebook I CAN gain access to IE. I am certain that all cable connections are correct. I even reset the router and dsl modem but had no success. As far as I know, the network connection settings appear normal but I'm not 100% sure. Is there any advise you can share with me that will help to resolve this problem? Any info regarding this matter would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank You.

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