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Why Wireless Internet is not working when Ethernet LAN enable?
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If your Wireless internet is not working on your computer and your router (HUB) is connected to the internet, there are two possible causes for this dilemma. Either you cannot connect to your wireless network, or you are connected to your router(network) and your computers network settings are causing the problems. To Fix this, you can try resetting your router by unplugging the power and plugging it back in. Once you do this, it is best to also power down your cable modem for a minute or so to reset your IP (assuming it is static IP address). If you still cannot connect to the internet after your modem is reset, try reconnecting to your network and typing in the correct network key. If that does not do it, then try accessing your router via the internet browser and configure it to your needs. To access your router, instuctions should be in the products manuel. (eg. D-Link Routers are accessed by entering 192.168.0.1 in to the address bar). Once you enter in the routers firmware options, there should be a setup button and it's striaght forward from there. Also, if you have a Belkin router, they are aweful. I've have two routers that either didn't work, or dropped my connection randomly.
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