I remember praising Microsoft for their effort on Windows 7.
Well, I take that back.
Because they made resolving network problems such a pain in the anus hole of chipanzeez godamnit I don't know how to spell the closest species to humans correctly!
A couple of weeks ago, I suddenly cannot access the internet.
It says (by it, I mean the network and sharing center) that I got only Local Area Network but no internet connection.
So I did the obvious, and checked my ipconfiguration through cmd>ipconfig/all
Everything was OK and pinging the default DNS server gave a positive response.
Then I tried pinging google but to avail. 100% failure.
I understand that there are thousands and thousands of reasons for this, but after changing my LAN Adapter (yes, that’s a hardware change) and upgrading it to the latest driver (I have another computer with Win XP running flawlessly) with no improvement what so ever, I cannot avoid from being angry; anger management can't fix my network problem can it now?
I tried releasing ip through cmd>ipconfig/release and then force it to generate a new one through cmd>ipconfing/renew but nothing changes too.
I even tried the cmd>netsh winsock reset catalog command but still, nothing happens.
I am pissed like a muslim from a third world country in a stupid cartoon demonstration.
I must admit that I am very new user to vista and win 7, and I got me some heavy fast reading through the internet to get a hold of the idea of the new ip protocol, the Ipv6.
I tried turning off Ipv6 and just use Ipv4, and still nothing improves.
Even my last effort, the hidden card; to make a OS reinstall did not improve the problem. I am scratching my balls and pulling my hair for this.
At this point, I realized that I have used my entire network troubleshooting knowledge, so I decided to bring the computer to the professionals.
I put the darned heavy beast in the car, and drove to the nearest PC DIY store.
The computer guy boots up my computer, put the Ethernet/LAN cable in, and magically, the damn thing got internet connection!
It's like David Blaine is hiding there somewhere with a hidden camera to capture my reaction to his latest magic trick. Damn you David Blaine! You're so fucking cool.
I am so pissed that I really want to slap that computer dude’s face with a HUGE wood dick that they used in Penis Festivals in Japan, even though he did nothing wrong. I just hated his unnatural smirk that he has on his face, a common facial feature in geeks.
So my hardware is 100% OK, and this means that the real culprit is my ISP, or maybe it is just a compatibility problem between my LAN Adapter and NTT's Hikari Fiber line.
So I contacted my apartment’s administrator to get hold of NTT so that I could ask their DNS server because I want to manually set up my network for my new but troublesome core i7 Win 7 setup; but they said that NTT cannot give that information because of security reasons.
Does NTT really know their own shit?
How the fuck could I invade their security by just knowing their DNS server address?
I can’t believe this shit is happening to me during this cold winter holiday; I could have been bothered with something else!
I need to talk to the NTT guy personally, and I’m going to smack his ass on the phone; because the act of smacking ass through physical means is illegal in Japan, and I am a good citizen.
And this does not mean that Win 7 is not a partner in crime. The new HOMEGROUP network setting is such a hassle when one wants to link to another computer using OS other than Win 7.
Bad, bad boy Microsoft.
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Well, I take that back.
Because they made resolving network problems such a pain in the anus hole of chipanzeez godamnit I don't know how to spell the closest species to humans correctly!
A couple of weeks ago, I suddenly cannot access the internet.
It says (by it, I mean the network and sharing center) that I got only Local Area Network but no internet connection.
So I did the obvious, and checked my ipconfiguration through cmd>ipconfig/all
Everything was OK and pinging the default DNS server gave a positive response.
Then I tried pinging google but to avail. 100% failure.
I understand that there are thousands and thousands of reasons for this, but after changing my LAN Adapter (yes, that’s a hardware change) and upgrading it to the latest driver (I have another computer with Win XP running flawlessly) with no improvement what so ever, I cannot avoid from being angry; anger management can't fix my network problem can it now?
I tried releasing ip through cmd>ipconfig/release and then force it to generate a new one through cmd>ipconfing/renew but nothing changes too.
I even tried the cmd>netsh winsock reset catalog command but still, nothing happens.
I am pissed like a muslim from a third world country in a stupid cartoon demonstration.
I must admit that I am very new user to vista and win 7, and I got me some heavy fast reading through the internet to get a hold of the idea of the new ip protocol, the Ipv6.
I tried turning off Ipv6 and just use Ipv4, and still nothing improves.
Even my last effort, the hidden card; to make a OS reinstall did not improve the problem. I am scratching my balls and pulling my hair for this.
At this point, I realized that I have used my entire network troubleshooting knowledge, so I decided to bring the computer to the professionals.
I put the darned heavy beast in the car, and drove to the nearest PC DIY store.
The computer guy boots up my computer, put the Ethernet/LAN cable in, and magically, the damn thing got internet connection!
It's like David Blaine is hiding there somewhere with a hidden camera to capture my reaction to his latest magic trick. Damn you David Blaine! You're so fucking cool.
I am so pissed that I really want to slap that computer dude’s face with a HUGE wood dick that they used in Penis Festivals in Japan, even though he did nothing wrong. I just hated his unnatural smirk that he has on his face, a common facial feature in geeks.
So my hardware is 100% OK, and this means that the real culprit is my ISP, or maybe it is just a compatibility problem between my LAN Adapter and NTT's Hikari Fiber line.
So I contacted my apartment’s administrator to get hold of NTT so that I could ask their DNS server because I want to manually set up my network for my new but troublesome core i7 Win 7 setup; but they said that NTT cannot give that information because of security reasons.
Does NTT really know their own shit?
How the fuck could I invade their security by just knowing their DNS server address?
I can’t believe this shit is happening to me during this cold winter holiday; I could have been bothered with something else!
I need to talk to the NTT guy personally, and I’m going to smack his ass on the phone; because the act of smacking ass through physical means is illegal in Japan, and I am a good citizen.
And this does not mean that Win 7 is not a partner in crime. The new HOMEGROUP network setting is such a hassle when one wants to link to another computer using OS other than Win 7.
Bad, bad boy Microsoft.
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
