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Wireless on computer Not working - Please help!
Hi,
I was on the internet via wireless, when the signal started to get low, and the speed was 1.0 mbps. Internet explorer was extremely slow, and soon it stopped loading pages, and said "page load error". I wanted to fix it so I disabled my wireless connection and then enabled it. However, now the internet on that computer isn't working at all, and it says "Network Cable Unplugged". I'm using Belkin for the wireless, and I tried whatever I could to regain the connection (like unplugging and rebooting the router/modem) but to no avail. I am computer illiterate, and noone in my family can fix it. Please help! Thanks ! |
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Re: Wireless on computer Not working - Please help!
Go to network connections to see the status of your local area connection and your wireless connection wireless might still be disabled and you may have enabled your ethernet card
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