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Old 03-11-2007, 00:53   #22
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Re: Wireless Router Problem

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Originally Posted by DombeyBlue View Post
Hi Doc

Are you asking me to just connect the router to the network port?

And where would I get the IP address from?

Sorry, but it is getting late. :-)
Yes re the wiring.

right click the double computer symbol (or go into network connections and right click) you should get an option for status - select Support tab will show you the IP.

That you have a red cross indicated by your earlier post says to me the network card has no connection whatsoever. Can you confirm you've done absolutely everything suggested in my post, especially stuff with drivers for the network card. You can even try uninstalling the network card drivers and reinstall, sometimes that does it.
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