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on machine 2 try to ping that web page (open comand prompt &gt;&nbsp;win key+R &gt;type cmd &gt;&nbsp;press Enter &gt;type ping bbc.co.uk).<br />
If you get pings back then internet connection is OK, but something wrong is with browser.<br />
If you won´t get any ping back then probably there is no connection<br />
So for beginning this could be nice to know and based on this we can go left or right
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on machine 2 try to ping that web page (open comand prompt > win key+R >type cmd > press Enter >type ping bbc.co.uk).
If you get pings back then internet connection is OK, but something wrong is with browser.
If you won´t get any ping back then probably there is no connection
So for beginning this could be nice to know and based on this we can go left or right

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Thanks <br />
I entered ping <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk" rel="ugc">www.bbc.co.uk</a><br />
It Answered<br />
Pinging www,bbc.net.uk<br />
Reply from 192.168.1.69<br />
Destination Host unreachable
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Thanks
I entered ping www.bbc.co.uk [http://www.bbc.co.uk]
It Answered
Pinging www,bbc.net.uk
Reply from 192.168.1.69
Destination Host unreachable

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Well not quite sure what happened here but I pinged to Machine A and the connection started to work.<br />
It did take longer than usual but its all working again now.<br />
Many thanks<br />
<br />
John
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Well not quite sure what happened here but I pinged to Machine A and the connection started to work.
It did take longer than usual but its all working again now.
Many thanks

John

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Hello<br />
I have a BT internet connection vi a Hub 3<br />
I have two PC's connected by cable.<br />
<br />
Machine 1 works correctly<br />
Machine 2 seems to be connected, it shows an open connection Icon, (little square screen) but when I enter a url in a browser the url will not open.<br />
I can see the little connection icon going round but no web site opens.<br />
<br />
As &nbsp;test I tried to open bbc.co.uk<br />
Machine 1 opens immediately<br />
Machine 2 fails to open the url<br />
Then I get Connection timed out.<br />
<br />
Any ideas please?<br />
Many thanks<br />
<br />
John
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Hello
I have a BT internet connection vi a Hub 3
I have two PC's connected by cable.

Machine 1 works correctly
Machine 2 seems to be connected, it shows an open connection Icon, (little square screen) but when I enter a url in a browser the url will not open.
I can see the little connection icon going round but no web site opens.

As  test I tried to open bbc.co.uk
Machine 1 opens immediately
Machine 2 fails to open the url
Then I get Connection timed out.

Any ideas please?
Many thanks

John

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