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Originally Posted by Arkan
Webb, since you're probably on a network at work, you'll need to know the IP, subnet, gateway, and DNS numbers. You'll then have to manually set the numbers up in your laptop.
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try setting it to DHCP first. Then go to a cmd line (type cmd under "run") and type:
ipconfig /flushdns
wait for it to flush then type:
ipconfig /release
wait until it releases...then type:
ipconfig /renew
If you don't pull a new ip that is 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x then you'll have to get an IP and possibly add your MAC address to a firewall. rock: