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Why can't you get a wireless connection with or without ethernet wire plugged in?
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∙ 15y ago
Wireless connection has no dependence on wired connections. It's something about the wireless router which are trying to connect to. It it's not your router it's possible that the owner is running so called "black list" or "white list". The "white list" allows to connect only certain users while bans everybody else. "Black list" bans only certain kind of people while allows to connect everybody else.
If the router belongs to you check router settings.
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