Unidentified Network on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit.

Hello there!

I have som problems, after I got a new router I get "Unidentified Network" on my laptop. (Only PC I have at the moment).
I am currently sitting three floors above the router. I got cables for LAN through out the house. Not too many.
On the last router I had a Dlink dir-655 extreme I got verified up here in the third floor and had full bandwith 70/10
I am out of clues I do not know what to do.

I have tried:

Installing Realiable multicast protocol.
Different cables using cat5e atm.
I am 100% sure it is my laptop or router. Another laptop and a desktop had the same problems.
I am currently going on wireless
Reseting the router
Release and renew ip
I am using Wpa2-Personal security
I got 8 clients on my router according to it.


In the house:
2x desktops - Only one hooked up to the net (the other one used to be the one hooked up to the net)
2x Laptops - wireless all the time (except the one I am trying to connect to ethernet)
Android phones - 3 of them - wireless not all the time.
A playstation 3.

That is basicly what is going on the net in the house.

Router that is used now is an ASUS RT-N66U Dark Knight 11n N900 Router.
Reason for the new router was due to the sufficient range of the old router. It couldn't feed anything in the other side of the house.
As said the old router was a Dlink Dir-655 Extreme.


Any suggestions to what can solve my problem?

This is my internet atm: http://www.speedtest.net/result/2102743843.png
This is how it is supposed to be: http://speedtest.net/result/1855315441.png

CMD Ipconfig: (My computer is Norwegian as me, but you should understand what it says)

Thanks! I am desperate. I will try anything.
Edited by Olaipai - 8/5/12 at 8:14am

I have wired hooked up and wlan at the same time. But it doesn't matter if I turn wlan off. Wlan works well.

There you have it. Please tell me you have the solution!


And I have checked that none of the computers have the same IP. And I tried just now with new IP's on the laptop. Didn't work. Might IPv6 have anything to do with this?

Nope, nothing.

I am using wlan. But it is too unstable and abit laggy. I am three floors above it. And i have 15 mbps download out of 70 available. I want what I pay for, and now it is something stoping me. By wire, do you mean cable? If so - Yes I have tried different cable.
How do I save a spot for me oon the router and how do I manually set the IP. What do I put in there? I am not sure.

Thanks for answer