Question about Blitzz Technology BWA711 (B3WL000900) Wireless Router

No connection or limited connectivity

I can connect throu the router via ethernet cable but cannot using my wireless card. gives a no connection or limmited conectivity message what do I need to do to repair this problem. Oh im using a cable provider.

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It may be that you have to set the router to enabe DHCP, as this will give your pc an automatic IP address. The original address settings will be different than that of your router, so go into your wireless network card properties and ensure that obtain IP adress automatically is enabled. You may also need to run the dns flush; Click Start>Run, then type ipconfig /flushdns then press enter.

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