Connected to two networks one unidentified

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NOTE: For the items below in red surrounded with, see comments below for the actual information content, they are value substitutions from the previous IPCONFIG command output! Do NOT type into the command, that won't work. In the command prompt window that opens, type type the following commands one at a time, followed by the Enter key:

Connected to two networks one unidentified windows#

Hold the Windows key and press R, then type CMD ( COMMAND for W98/WME) to open a command prompt: If the box on the wall they installed yesterday is a test socket and the plug in block I plug the phone into is a filter then yes I am using the filter.Please post the following information when you first boot and have the problem.

(I tried the other option with the address (I'm a bit in the dark over all of this) and it said ' No Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) services have been found at this address.' Please try again shortly, however if this problem persists, raise the issue with your service provider. Broadband further diagnostics on the phone number option - The Performance Tester is currently unable to run a speed test for your broadband connection.

Connected to two networks one unidentified Pc#

On my PC it is installed as a home network, husband wasnвЂ™t asked whether it was home/work/public network вЂ“ could this be an issue and if so how do we edit it? The вЂUnidentified networkвЂ™ isnвЂ™t clickable and checking his Virgin and my BT networks, they are shown as вЂhomeвЂ™ and clickable to change? WeвЂ™ve tried to sort this ourselves and followed the process to do this in. What else should we try? It seems (to us not at all technically minded folk) as if it is installed but for some reason it isnвЂ™t recognised. It seems to be a common issue with everyone having a different solution to fix. We spoke to a local computer build/repair company who remotely tried to fix and said it was a hub issue.

We contacted BT this morning and they just said it was a computer issue and offered no help (which is quite possibly correct, but not helpful). Thankfully we still have a Virgin Media internet connection due to a BT error over take over dates so my husband can at least connect to the internet for the next couple of days! (Yes, we turned that off in case conflicting вЂ“ still no internet). We connected via an Ethernet cable (not a safe long term plan as the PC and the modem are several rooms apart) and imakes no difference whatsoever. In the Network & Sharing centre it doesnвЂ™t show the HH5 in the top diagram вЂ“ only вЂunidentified networkвЂ™ although does show in the next row down as the HH5 on the right as вЂno internet accessвЂ™ вЂwireless network connect вЂ“ (BTHub5-2zp2)вЂ™ with вЂunidentified networkвЂ™ and вЂpublic networkвЂ™ on the left side of that row which is not clickable. WeвЂ™ve tried вЂtroubleshootвЂ™ problems from the internet connection in the bottom bar (the one that should show bars of connection) and it says it cannot find a fault. We uninstalled the Hub from the list of available connections and reinstalled, which it does using the WPS button вЂ“ no connection. WeвЂ™ve tried the solution in this thread regarding Internet Protocol Version 6 вЂ“ didnвЂ™t solve anything It recognises the HH5, it says it is connected (2 bars) but it wonвЂ™t connect to the internet and says it is an unidentified network.

Connected to two networks one unidentified password#

We used the WPS button so it connected automatically we didnвЂ™t need to put in a wireless password key (for either PC).WeвЂ™re running Windows 7 on both PCs, in case that means anything. WeвЂ™ve managed to connect one PC, a laptop and 2 tablets but another PC (same make, model and spec as the other) refuses to connect to the Home Hub 5.