Your computer appears to be correctly configured but the device or resource (DNS

[ahmed_5671]

Hello,
your computer appears to be correctly cofigured but the device or resource (DNSserver)is not responding

 

[huron]

I'm sorry...I don't see a question.

It appears that you are not getting DNS from somewhere.

If you go to your network connections (easy shortcut - start, run, ncpa.cpl...right click on the adapter, go to properties), do you have an IP address in the DNS section, or is it set to detect automatically?

Does your network do DNS, or are you getting it from the ISP/internet?

Can you connect out? If you open a command prompt (start, run, cmd) and type ping and an ip address (4.2.2.2 is a good one), does it reply?

I think we'll need a little more information about your setup to hepl you out.

 

[dwarf10]

I'm sorry...I don't see a question.

It appears that you are not getting DNS from somewhere.

If you go to your network connections (easy shortcut - start, run, ncpa.cpl...right click on the adapter, go to properties), do you have an IP address in the DNS section, or is it set to detect automatically?

Does your network do DNS, or are you getting it from the ISP/internet?

Can you connect out? If you open a command prompt (start, run, cmd) and type ping and an ip address (4.2.2.2 is a good one), does it reply?

I think we'll need a little more information about your setup to hepl you out.

I'm having the same problem, my DNS was set to automatically, and I changed it to OPENDNS, but the problem still exists.

when I type "ping MY IP" it does reply and there was no packet loss...

 

[AKASH NAIN]

Hello guys i'm having same problems between i have my ip address and all but when i ping 4.2.2.2 it says request time out and all packets loss