Uhm not sure if I can post this on the awa forum but does someone posess the knowledge of routers? I unplugged mine because I moved my pc to another room then plugged it in back now I can't connect to the inet o.o...was trying to fix it with googles help but nothing seems to work z.z even reseted it ..well I hope some1 can answer me since it took me 10 mins to log in via mobile phone xD and I am really sry if that kind of post doesn't belong here therefore would the nuking the topic be understandable thx for ur time

I really dont know how to help besides if how far away you are from your router... This is such a stupid answer to your problems... I just cant think of anything else... Sorry/=

Uhm I am next to it o.o

if you can post pictures of your router setup, the router you have and how you have it connected. Then I will be glad to help.

Ugh I have no net as I said I am using my mobile phone atm can't post any pics just tell me what information u need..well or if you have Skype I could start a video chat to show you everything you of. Don't need to turn your camera on

Wired or wireless?

if wireless, you need to do "connect to a network" and put in your security info again.

If wired...check that you plugged ethernet cables into correct places, ie: internet in.

Its wired everything is plugged in it just cant connect to the net After replugging z.z there are 5 lamps - power - t dsl - w LAN. -LAN the tdsl one keeps blinking green which means its trying to connect then goes over to red cuz it failed and therefore the -online- lamp aint on the other 3 r green

Post a picture of ipconfig so we have an idea whats going on

here's something to try. Take your router and reconnect it to the last location before you moved and tell me if it connects or is not working.

If it does connect then my suspicion are correct and the room you moved to needs to get activated. When you use internet your provider will only activate 1 line. Any other line in the house will not work until you call and get it activated. Which will cost you...

So if your using a different line other then the one it was originally on will not work.

kinglonewolf said: here's something to try. Take your router and reconnect it to the last location before you moved and tell me if it connects or is not working.

If it does connect then my suspicion are correct and the room you moved to needs to get activated. When you use internet your provider will only activate 1 line. Any other line in the house will not work until you call and get it activated. Which will cost you...

So if your using a different line other then the one it was originally on will not work.

It still is connected as it was b4 to the same location and what u said did t work :s I called the provider ..they couldnt help me out -.-

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kinglonewolf said: here's something to try. Take your router and reconnect it to the last location before you moved and tell me if it connects or is not working.

If it does connect then my suspicion are correct and the room you moved to needs to get activated. When you use internet your provider will only activate 1 line. Any other line in the house will not work until you call and get it activated. Which will cost you...

So if your using a different line other then the one it was originally on will not work.

It still is connected as it was b4 to the same location and what u said did t work :s I called the provider ..they couldnt help me out -.-

hmm... well if you want I can get on skype and take a look?

Message me your Skype name then please

I'm not trying to be a smart ass cause when I hooked up my new computer I spent half a day trying to figure out why my internet wouldn't work and in the end I mixed the cords up ya I know it is stupid but it always seems to be the little things that bite you in the @$$

xxdranenxxx said: I'm not trying to be a smart ass cause when I hooked up my new computer I spent half a day trying to figure out why my internet wouldn't work and in the end I mixed the cords up ya I know it is stupid but it always seems to be the little things that bite you in the @$$

This sorta thing happened to me when I got my first computer. Those were the days.

Well, to check, use the default address of http://192.168.1.1/ and try to login with username and password: admin. Its usually that for most routers. If you don't even see the login message pop-out, you are not detecting your router or its been changed to some other address. Can't help you without knowing this first step :)