Limited Acess - Wireless?

[Misunderstoodfaucet849]

Ok, I have already posted this like 7 months ago... yes still having limited acess problam for 7 months. So... Here are some details... When I connect to my wireless I get ''Limited Acess'' status, at first I thought it's problam with my pc... Then we got a Touch Screen that is getting ''Limited Acess'' as well, it seems like all the new devices that I try to connect to my internet wireless connection gets ''Limited Acess''. Now few devices like my dad's laptop, my netbook, my mum's laptop, pc and 3 mobiles do not get ''Limited Acess'' status when they conect, basicly only new devices get ''Limited Acess'' status. Since I already posted this once, some kind sir told me to do following steps:
1. Change something on my pc (which I did, and it didt helped),
2. Restart my wifi (which I did, and it works only untill someone connects to the wireless, then my status immidiatly becomes ''Limited Acess'' so it doesn't fix the problam permenative).
3. Turning off the device (which I did, I turned off the wireless from other pc completly, and it's turned off for already 3 months and I am still getting internet acess).

Thats about it... Now any more suggestions? Can the problam actually be in modem that I am using?

[MeX]

yes your internet might be customized to not allow people to get "wifi" directly from it. I had a modem that did the same thing so I went and changed it then contacted my provider and they gave me one where I can connect devices with and get wifi.

[Will]

Most modems can only handle a certain amount of devices. Mine can handle 7 devices. i would check the manufacturer website to see what your modem can handle.

When a device connects to a modem it is automatically assigned a ip address, You could try manually assigning a ip address for your computer.

To do this

1) Click Start

2) Click Control Panel

3) Double Click Network Connections

4) Under LAN or High-Speed Internet Doubleclick the enabled device (the Local Area Connection or the Wireless Network Connestion)

5) On the Status Box Window that opens Click the Properties button

6) Drag the Properties window beside the Status window

7) Click the SUpport tab on the Status window

8) Click the Details button--this window provides the information you will need to manually configure your IP

9) In the Properties window that you have open beside the Status windows scroll down through the devices until you get to Internet Protocol TCP/IP

10} Select Internet Protocol TCP/IP and click the properties button

11) In the Properties window that opens select "Use the following IP address"

12) If you have a number of machines begin by setting the IP address to 192.168.1.100 then go to 192.168.1.101 and so forth giving each machine a unique IP

on the network

13) The subnet mask has a default value of 255.255.255.0 in most cases

14) Copy the Default Gateway from the Network Connection Details window information (192.168.1.1 is common)

15) Copy the DNS Server info from the Details window--there will likely be two adresses to copy.

16) Close all the windows and test your internet connection

17) Repeat the process on all the machines on the network giving each a unique IP address.

Hope this helps,if this doesn't work reply back and we can try something else.

Good luck