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Old 02-09-2007, 22:13   #16
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Re: Virgin setup on Vista

If you switch the device plugged into the modem, you need to reboot the modem for the new device to work. Your router probably still works because you didn't reboot your modem after switching to your PC.
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Old 03-09-2007, 18:31   #17
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Re: Virgin setup on Vista

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Guys how come when i connect via ethernet straight to my pc from the modem all i get is aquiring IP address and i cant access the internet but when i connect to my router i can use the internet?
Have you tried this?

Goto start, run type cmd hit enter, then in the box type ipconfig/release hit enter then type ipconfig/renew again hit enter this should solve your problem.

If that fails reboot your modem & router.
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