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Im finally fixed! I called AT&T tech support to see if I had a problem with
the router.
In the WIRELESS NETWORK CONNECTION window, the pc was seeing 3 other
wireless networks near my office. The signals were fair to strong. I removed
all the networks, refreshed so only my network was listed, and BAM, everthing
works.
Just thought I'd pass this along for any one else having problems.

Phil

Sorry guys, this was suppose to be a reply to my previously posted question
about being connected but can't see the net or LAN, but could see the router.

"rothfam98" wrote:

> Im finally fixed! I called AT&T tech support to see if I had a problem with
> the router.
> In the WIRELESS NETWORK CONNECTION window, the pc was seeing 3 other
> wireless networks near my office. The signals were fair to strong. I removed
> all the networks, refreshed so only my network was listed, and BAM, everthing
> works.
> Just thought I'd pass this along for any one else having problems.
>
> Phil

This is the first
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kathy montoya


"rothfam98" wrote:
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> Im finally fixed! I called AT&T tech support to see if I had a problem with
> the router.
> In the WIRELESS NETWORK CONNECTION window, the pc was seeing 3 other
> wireless networks near my office. The signals were fair to strong. I removed
> all the networks, refreshed so only my network was listed, and BAM, everthing
> works.
> Just thought I'd pass this along for any one else having problems.
>
> Phil

"the pc was seeing 3 other
wireless networks near my office. The signals were fair to strong"

Wow, talk about a security risk issue!

"rothfam98" wrote:

> Im finally fixed! I called AT&T tech support to see if I had a problem with
> the router.
> In the WIRELESS NETWORK CONNECTION window, the pc was seeing 3 other
> wireless networks near my office. The signals were fair to strong. I removed
> all the networks, refreshed so only my network was listed, and BAM, everthing
> works.
> Just thought I'd pass this along for any one else having problems.
>
> Phil