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Thread : From wireless to wired
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I am switching from wireless to wired, but when I disable wireless and enable wired I don get any internet, any ideas? |
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What are you connect to and with? Need more info. |
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It is connected from my computer to the modem. And it shows up on the modem that I am connected. |
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Your setup should be Modem->router-> PC wired or wireless.
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Right now I have wireless but now that I can go wired I want to because I think it is more stable.
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YES.
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I havent done anything to the router since I set it up, but my roomates still use wireless so it is needed. |
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I have connected it how you say but still no dice. |
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Can you tell me what make and model your router is.
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I have a Lynksys WRT54G.
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Use a copy and paste.
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Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
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Since you said so values were there, OK.
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Are you saying that I cannot use wired while using whireless? Should I should turn off (or remove?) my linksys wireless card? The cord is plugged in now and I am using wireless right now. |
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You can have 2 connections at the same time. With the wired connected run the ipconfig /all cmd again.
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with the wired connected and the wireless disabled, all the command prompt says is Windows IP Configuration. |
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That tells me the built in nic is not installed, it should give you all the info as your wireless.
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