Hmmm, yes. So, at this moment, I got my wireless working. It's been having random troubles connecting properly, and my sound and not been turning on.
Someone told me to go Start --> "Windows Updates" and update all my drivers, and I did.
Then my wireless went down when my sound came on, strange right?
My stepdad says "You have an IRQ conflict. One of your cards isn't pnp and is colliding with another's addressing."
He's an IT, but my problems is at my REAL dads, so I can't ask him to like come over and fix it.
And I've tried dinking around with pretty much everything to try and get it too work, but it's still not finding my sound device.
Anyone got Teamviewer to help me? :)

if it it a wireless problem as well contact you isp

ISP? and, they usually aren't the brightest people.. Last time I called my brother started calling it "Phillipino Hotline."

e/: I am unfortunately stumped

This post was edited by JokerGuy on Jun 14 2011 09:01am

Might can help you.

wut.

IP conflict happens when ur internet turns off and then back on.When the internet turns back on, ur router starts resending out ip addresses.It assigns different IP to all the devices connected wireless or wired.Because it has a feature that automatically does this.So ur laptop or pc will be sharing the same IP at the same time.Its common.Restarting ur pc will fix this issue.The only way for this not to happen is by making ur pc have a static ip.

Yeah, I figured it out :D
Thanks for the help!

Try changing your router channel.

If you are in an area with other routers the signals can disrupt one another making it so that your internet will drop.
Along with this things like your microwave can actually interfere too so try changing the channel on your router and see if that works.

To do that you can go to your router settings