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Internet Works via Cable, WiFi Doesn't: Troubleshooting PC, Laptop & Router Connection Issues

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  • #1 17012883
    herki1996r
    Level 10  
    Hello. Everything was fine for about a year. Recently I noticed (a PC rarely used) that it has stopped connecting by cable. Yellow message in network connection. After connecting the cable to the laptop it was the same. I have reset this one router which is the computer connected. At first I could only set it up via WiFi. On pc I tried various ipconfig commands read on the net. With no effect. IP set as automatic. It would not be surprising if it worked since I have 100mb internet. Now the laptop can be configured without a PC router (I suspect that after these commands have changed). Integrated card. In Everest, he doesn't show me the motherboard model now (weird). TV as a smart works without a problem because of the cable. WiFi worked from the beginning. Yesterday I changed and it was ok. In the morning I wake up and threw me out of this router which goes to pc. I set up the morning and it works for now. I remember combining with addresses in routers and then it worked. Now I don't remember the name for. This first router or address to login because I changed so that they do not bite. Now the PC is connected further with a cable (cable OK) and I can not enter 192.168.0.1 Q on WiFi and laptop can. But I won't go to tplinklogin.net for nothing, it won't let me in. I noticed in ipconfig / all that there is a strange IP address. I suspect this is it (although it is set automatically). Is anyone able to advise something? I suspect the card will be functional. Internet Works via Cable, WiFi Doesn't: Troubleshooting PC, Laptop & Router Connection Issues
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  • #3 17013104
    herki1996r
    Level 10  
    Ok I will try and it will work WiFi? Only now it seems to me that the card in the pc is configured incorrectly. I'll just check on my laptop to see if it works.
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  • #4 17013107
    makosuu
    Network and Internet specialist
    WiFi will work and will be better. Check the card in the PC.
  • #5 17013480
    herki1996r
    Level 10  
    One router worked once, but none worked. Jesscze in the browser settings I deselected something about the proxy and helped. So it's better this way? Will it no longer "land"?
  • #6 17068912
    herki1996r
    Level 10  
    And I didn't enjoy myself for a long time. It connects to the first router, sometimes loses coverage and disconnects. It doesn't connect with the latter at all. When I connected the lan port of the former to the wan port of the latter, it connected to the latter, but there was no internet on it. Anyone have any suggestions?
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  • #7 17068988
    makosuu
    Network and Internet specialist
    Internet was not on what? As for a router, this is normal, as for connected devices, it is wrong.
  • #8 17071245
    herki1996r
    Level 10  
    Internet is not available on the devices on the second router, i.e. a connection cannot be established. Oddly enough, the laptop recently connected to WiFi but there was no internet.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting connectivity issues with a PC and laptop that are unable to connect via Ethernet cable, while WiFi remains functional. The user has reset the router and attempted various ipconfig commands without success. Suggestions include configuring a second router as an access point (AP) and checking the network card settings on the PC. The user experiences intermittent connectivity with the first router and complete disconnection from the second router, leading to confusion about the proper setup. The conversation highlights the importance of ensuring correct proxy settings and proper LAN/WAN configurations for reliable internet access.
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