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#497315 24-Jul-2011 11:23

If you are using the router, the PC wireless network properties should be set to automatic as well, like the ethernet is.

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#497576 25-Jul-2011 12:55

poumi: I did steps 1-4 but step 5 is where it fell to pieces, cant access the router configuration. Is 198.162.2.1.1 what I should be typing into my web browser? That was what I found when I tried looking up the router which is a Micronet SP916NL Wireless Broadband Router.

Where did the extra digit come from? It could be either 192.168.2.1 or 192.168.1.1 but not both!

Time to find a new industry!

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#497669 25-Jul-2011 16:12

Neither one works : (

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#497675 25-Jul-2011 16:20

So what happened with Wireless set to automatic instead of manual IP configuration?

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#497686 25-Jul-2011 16:42

No change that I could tell, still no internet if I don't have wires plugged in.

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#497690 25-Jul-2011 16:52

Honestly I recommend you get someone in as from my observation this is going from bad to worse.

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#497706 25-Jul-2011 18:01

Anyone know what the cheapest way to get this done by getting someone in would be? It will only take someone who knows what they are doing 10-15 minutes max!

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#497710 25-Jul-2011 18:28

Hi, you have a PM,

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#497739 25-Jul-2011 20:37

Cheers Cyril, have responded and PM'd the guy, waiting for a response.

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