Windows 95 and 98:

1. Close all applications
2. Left click on the “Start” button, go to “Settings”, then click on “Control Panel”
3. Left double click on the “Network” icon
4. Under the “Configuration” tab left double click on “TCP/IP” for your Network card
5. Under the “IP Address” tab select “Obtain an IP address automatically”



6. Under the “Gateway” tab make sure there is nothing entered in “Installed Gateway”
7. Under the “DNS Configuration” tab select “Disable DNS”, hit OK
8. Restart your computer
9. Left double click on the “Internet Explorer” icon…you’re now online

Windows 2000:

1. Close all applications
2. Left click on the “Start” button, go to “Settings”, then click on “Control Panel”



3. Left double click on the “Network and Dial-up” icon



4. Left double click on the “Local Area Connection” icon and select “Properties”



5. Left double click on “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)”



6. Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and “Obtain DNS server address automatically”



7. Edit: Left click on “Ok”
8. Restart your computer
9. Left double click on the “Internet Explorer” icon…you’re now online

Microsoft Windows XP:

1. Close all applications
2. Left click on the “Start” button and click on “Control Panel”



3. Left double click on the “Network Connections” icon



4. Left double click on “Local Area Connection”
5. Select “Properties”



6. Left click on “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” and left click on “Properties”



7. Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and “Obtain DNS server address automatically”
8. Left click on “Ok”



9. Restart your computer
10. Left double click on the “Internet Explorer” icon…you’re now online

Microsoft Windows Vista:

1. Close all applications
2. Left click on the “Start” button and click on “Control Panel”



3. Left click on “View network status and tasks”



4. Left click on “Manage network connections” in the left column



5. Now double click on “Local Area Connection”



6. Left click on the “Properties” button



7. A User access control panel may come up, please click “Continue”



8. In the middle text field you will see a list, left click on “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” to select it



9. Left click on “Properties”



10. Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and “Obtain DNS server address automatically”
11. Click “Ok”
12. Restart your computer and load internet explorer; your internet should work now

Microsoft Win7:

1. Left click on the “Start” button and click on “Control Panel”



2. Left click on “View network status and tasks”



3. Left click on “Change adapter settings” in the left column



4. Now double click on “Local Area Connection”



5. Left click on the “Properties” button



6. A User access control panel may come up, please click “Continue”
7. In the middle text field you will see a list, left click on “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” to select it.
8. Left click on “Properties”



9. Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and “Obtain DNS server address automatically”
10. Click “Ok”



11. Restart your computer and load internet explorer; your internet should work now

Mac:

1. Click on Apple Menu then select “System Preferences”
2. Under Internet & Network click on “Network”



3. In the “System Preferences” windows click on “Network”



4. In the left column of the “Network” window, select either “Airport” if you are using wireless connection or select “Ethernet”. In this example I will select “Ethernet”



5. Make sure that the option “Configure IPv4” is set to “Using DHCP”
6. Click “Advanced”
7. After clicking “Advanced” you will be taken to a configuration screen for TCP/IP. Please make sure that “Configure IPv4” is set to “Using DHCP”
8. Next click on the “DNS” tab



9. Once in the “DNS” screen, verify that there are no entries made into the “DNS Server” field



10. Click OK.
11. Restart your computer and open