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getting messages<br />
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DHCP is not enabled for wifi &nbsp;.... and <br />
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Problem with wireless adapter or access point
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getting messages

DHCP is not enabled for wifi  .... and

Problem with wireless adapter or access point

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try troubleshoot and then click fix when asked.<br />
or <br />
Control panel -&gt; networks -&gt; Wifi adapter -&gt; properties -&gt; select Internet Protocol IPv 4 and select Obtain IP address automatically<br />
then Apply
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try troubleshoot and then click fix when asked.
or
Control panel -> networks -> Wifi adapter -> properties -> select Internet Protocol IPv 4 and select Obtain IP address automatically
then Apply

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Hello Experts,<br />
We have this LAN using wireless to several laptops.<br />
After installing MICROSOFT SQL SERVER to one of the toshiba laptops (core i5 8 gb ram 1 Tb HDD win 8.1) this laptop cant access internet,<br />
the wifi connection shows connected, but simply no internet.<br />
The rest of the LAN works fine full internet.<br />
What can I do to recover access to internet in this machine?<br />
Regards,
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Hello Experts,
We have this LAN using wireless to several laptops.
After installing MICROSOFT SQL SERVER to one of the toshiba laptops (core i5 8 gb ram 1 Tb HDD win 8.1) this laptop cant access internet,
the wifi connection shows connected, but simply no internet.
The rest of the LAN works fine full internet.
What can I do to recover access to internet in this machine?
Regards,

cant connect to internet

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