Try to re-configure the NIC. this post may help,
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We have purchased multiple Compaq laptops and use them to setup a control
panel to access through the web. Have set them up as similar as the XP OS
which has worked fine but Vista gives us a limited connectivity message and
will not bring up the web page associated with our control panels. We set up
TCP/IPv4 to manually select an IP address with subnet but still no luck. Any
thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Antknee - 28 Sep 2007 19:24 GMT
If you're using a router, make sure you have the newest firmware installed.
You'll find it at your router's website.
I updated mine and it works like a charm on the Vista machine and of course
the already working XP units.
AH
> Try to re-configure the NIC. this post may help,
>
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> TCP/IPv4 to manually select an IP address with subnet but still no luck. Any
> thoughts on this would be appreciated
Robert L (MS-MVP) - 29 Sep 2007 15:49 GMT
Thank you for the feedback.

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> If you're using a router, make sure you have the newest firmware
> installed.
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>> luck. Any
>> thoughts on this would be appreciated