Hello. I have 2 networks on my router, as you can see with the image shared below...
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Ever since I switched from Comcast Wi-Fi to AT&T Wi-Fi, my primary network (Grant Wi-Fi) has not been connecting to the internet. But my second network (Grant Wi-Fi 2) has been able to. So I'm trying to connect our router's second Wi-Fi (Grant Wi-Fi 2) on my desktop computer with my Ethernet cable. But whenever I plug it in, I'm pretty sure my computer/router assumes I want to connect to my primary Wi-Fi connection (Grant Wi-Fi). I was wanting to know if it's possible to connect to my secondary internet connection (Grant Wi-Fi 2) with my Ethernet cable
Note: I can connect to our secondary Wi-Fi wireless (phone, tablet, etc.).
If anybody has a solution or has dealt with this before, help is much appreciated
https://plus.google.com/u/1/104169130582104481354/posts/HTrqQPmDAtT?pid=6291251972007437490&oid=104169130582104481354
Ever since I switched from Comcast Wi-Fi to AT&T Wi-Fi, my primary network (Grant Wi-Fi) has not been connecting to the internet. But my second network (Grant Wi-Fi 2) has been able to. So I'm trying to connect our router's second Wi-Fi (Grant Wi-Fi 2) on my desktop computer with my Ethernet cable. But whenever I plug it in, I'm pretty sure my computer/router assumes I want to connect to my primary Wi-Fi connection (Grant Wi-Fi). I was wanting to know if it's possible to connect to my secondary internet connection (Grant Wi-Fi 2) with my Ethernet cable
Note: I can connect to our secondary Wi-Fi wireless (phone, tablet, etc.).
If anybody has a solution or has dealt with this before, help is much appreciated