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Trouble with wireless connection
Hey guys, I have a question about my D-Link DI-524 wireless router... it seems that the computer I am running now, runs fine with the internet connection when its directly connect from the computer to the modem, yet whenever I connect the computer to the router, the internet doesnt seem to work. In the case where ive connected the computer to the router, I am able to connect to my router page (192.168.0.1, which allows me to set up stuff for the internet) but not any actual internet pages or MSN and such. Im positive that ive connected all the cables correctly, the modem and WAN together, and wlan 1 to the main computer I am using... anyone have a clue? or is this not enough information.
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Re: Trouble with wireless connection
Did you power down the modem for at least 30 seconds when you changed from the direct computer connection to using the router on the modem? That's a MANDATORY step.
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