If your router is set up for DHCP and your new computer has a Static IP address- this may be the culprit. Try;
Control panel>network and internet connections>network connections
right click on local area conection and then click on properties
click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)- Is the box checked "Optain and IP address automatically"? If not- check this box. Click ok and then cancel out of the control panel and try again.
If this doesent work- try;
follow the steps above and get to local area connection and click on it once just to highlight it. On the left hand side find the wrench icon next to "Repair this connection". Click on it and let it do its thing. Once done- cancel out of control panel and try again.
Hope that helps.
Andy
Control panel>network and internet connections>network connections
right click on local area conection and then click on properties
click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)- Is the box checked "Optain and IP address automatically"? If not- check this box. Click ok and then cancel out of the control panel and try again.
If this doesent work- try;
follow the steps above and get to local area connection and click on it once just to highlight it. On the left hand side find the wrench icon next to "Repair this connection". Click on it and let it do its thing. Once done- cancel out of control panel and try again.
Hope that helps.
Andy