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And I have tried 3 different router ports
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OK, now let me ask you this. XP or Vista? My Vista laptop seems to like to ignore my wired connection to my router until I disconnect from the wireless part.


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Default Re: LAN problem-maybe wireless to blame?
Ok, if you goto Device Manager (Windows key + Pause) -> Hardware -> Device Manager

Under network Adapters, does it have a big yellow ! or a big red X ??


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That's very odd.

I woke up this morning- booted up both laptops, and now both have connected to the Internet okay.

Could it actually have been as simple as restarting the router?

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