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Posted on Oct 02, 2008

Cannot connected wireless

3 days ago i've install the router dir300 G wireless, then i can used the wireless, then i shutdown the laptop. after 5 hours i've switch on the laptop, i cannot used the wireless anymore. untill today i cannot used the wireless. i dunno what is the problem. what i suppose to do now? how can i connect the wireless again?

  • ashok_delhi Dec 14, 2008

    I had the same problem.

    DLINK tech support gave following soln

    on LAPTOP remove all prefered WIreless network connections

    put IP as 192.168.0.5

    Subnet as 255.255.255.0

    Gateway as 192.168.0.1



    DNS server as

    4.2.2.2

    4.2.2.1



    rgds/ashok

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Have you checked if the wireless adapter of your laptop is on?

if its already on.

on the system tray r'click the icon for wireless connection or double click it, check if your laptop can detect the wireless network, if you can detect it, highlight the wireless network and click on connect.

make sure that you know what is the wireless settings of your router.

check this link http://www.dlink.com.ph/products/dlhome.asp?sec=&pid=602 to get information how to change the settings on your wireless router if needed.

have a great day ahead.

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