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4th Dec 2007, 15:28
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I can't get on line.
My broadband provider says all's fine their end, but that my PC doesn't recognise the router. It was installed by my husband's firm, and I don't have the disk. I worked fine, using a network cable from the router to the pc. Then my brother installed a Belkin wireless G notebook card for me. At that point, I couldn't get on line. So I uninstalled the Belkin card, but the pc doesn't now recognise the router. How do I start again? My objective is to use the pc wireless. (Please use no acronyms - ordinary language only guys!) |
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6th Dec 2007, 08:14
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First, there is no need for a disk, you connect and configure via a web page.
Start-->Run... and enter CMD to get a command prompt. Type the following followed by Enter: ipconfig /all You should get a section for each network card (wired or wireless) with IP addresses like 192.168.0.x What do you get? If they are 169.254.x.y the PC isn't connecting correctly. Installing a Belkin card will just be coincidence, believe me!
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