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Hi, I have the wierdest issue and it is doing my head in! Some background. I bought a Huawei E3372 LTE dongle as I am away from home a lot and needed a decent internet connection. I do have access to an internet connection outside of the dongle but it is unreliable and slow, especially at peak times.

The dongle worked absolutley fine for ages and then at the start of December Windows pushed out some updates and then my issues started. Initially after the updtates Windows would recognise the dongle was connected as I would get the audio cue that a USB devie had been connected but it would not launch the browser front end to enable me to connect. I discovered that this was because Windows was not allocating the dongle an IP so I manually set a static IP. This enabled Windows to launch the front end. Read and speak english drozdova reshebnik. Now, once I finally got the dongle to launch the front end I could connect to the network. Except I couldn't.

It was telling me I was connected to the network, I could ping sites but I could not actually open any web pages. Thinking that the updates had caused an issue I located them and uninstalled them. I also preformed a rollback to prior to the updates being installed.

Neither solved the issue. I tried unistalling the driver for the dongle and reinstalling but again the issue persisted. I spent ages trying to find a solution.

Eventually I discovered that if I start the laptop up with another interent connection it starts ok. I then disconnect this connection and plug the dongle in, connect to the network and then everything works as it should! I have attempted to disable everything in start up in case this was the issue but this doesn't solve the problem. It also doesn't work if I leave the dongle connected to the network and start up, or restart, with the dongle already connected to the 4G network.

The chronicles of narnia 2005 in hindi download mp4. This work around only works if I start with the laptop connected to a different internet connection. If anyone has got a solution to this I would be eternally greatful as I am about to go somewhere where I will not have a secondary connection to perform this workaround.

I am running Windows 10. The dongle works as it should on other Windows 10 machines and a friend of mine has the same dongle and I borrowed his to see if I had the same issue which I did. It is definately something within Windows.