Cannot access any site other than google; flushed DNS

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So we recently redid our networking in our house, changing from two different connections to one that has multiple access points. But ever since we changed I haven't been able to access any site other than google on my windows 8 laptop, for the most part. I have found some sites I can get on by going to subpages, but I believe there have only been two of those. I flushed my DNS cache and still the problem persisted. But I have a feeling it has to do with DNS because on another forum... (Though it was for XP) someone said to tell if it is a DNS problem you can type "ping ?.44.1" ( I forgot the first digit) ?.44.2, ?.44.3 and ?.44.4 and if they ping then it isn't a DNS problem... But they didn't ping. For the most part I have no idea what I'm doing and any help is appreciated. thanks!
 

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Mb22322232 said:
So we recently redid our networking in our house, changing from two different connections to one that has multiple access points. But ever since we changed I haven't been able to access any site other than google on my windows 8 laptop, for the most part. I have found some sites I can get on by going to subpages, but I believe there have only been two of those. I flushed my DNS cache and still the problem persisted. But I have a feeling it has to do with DNS because on another forum... (Though it was for XP) someone said to tell if it is a DNS problem you can type "ping ?.44.1" ( I forgot the first digit) ?.44.2, ?.44.3 and ?.44.4 and if they ping then it isn't a DNS problem... But they didn't ping. For the most part I have no idea what I'm doing and any help is appreciated. thanks!
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When you set up those access points, did you turn off DHCP on them so that only the gateway router is handing out IP's with a common DNS server?

It's also required to plug the LAN port cable from the first router into the LAN port on the A/P's, don't use the WAN or internet ports on the A/P's.
 

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