try connecting via a ethernet lead, some wireless routers actually ship with wireless turned off
Also if its getting a 169 ip address thats a ip from windows not the router. Whats happening is the router is not issuing a dhcp address to the pc's. Quite why its not depends on the settings for that router but my linksys one did it today for no reason. I think It may have been a ip address conflict.
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ahhhhh, is it a bt adsl router thing. I had a issue when i set up the adsl here because the router had 192.168.1.1 and so did the adsl modem, changed the ip on the router to 192.168.2.1 and everthing just dropped into place.
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Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja
How technical are you too?
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I'm sure they can handle most things.
