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Switchd ISP no WI-Fi now ($20 help)
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I just switched my ISP from AT&T to Comcast Xfinity. My 3 devices will find my network with an excellent signal strength, but will not load a web page. I think it is a hardware issue. It's always been so easy to connect my I-pod, Smart phone, & Roku through my old ISP. I've been messing with settings all day long and still no luck. If someone thinks they can fix this through some settings I will send you $20 via paypal.
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I had this problem I just hard reset my router and went through the setup process and works try it.
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Sometimes when switching ISP it takes a bit of time for it to "Go live"
I'd recommend plugging a device directly into your router to see if there is a connection, if you haven't already you could try restarting your router, or even resetting it (I'm not sure about your router but mine has a tiny red reset button, yours should have one too but not sure what it would look like.)
If none of this works you could try a different ADSL connection line or ring your ISP.
I'd recommend plugging a device directly into your router to see if there is a connection, if you haven't already you could try restarting your router, or even resetting it (I'm not sure about your router but mine has a tiny red reset button, yours should have one too but not sure what it would look like.)
If none of this works you could try a different ADSL connection line or ring your ISP.
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need more details then what you are giving us.
Whats the error say?
Can you find the network?
How are you connecting? Wireless? Wired?
try flushing the DNS.
Whats the error say?
Can you find the network?
How are you connecting? Wireless? Wired?
try flushing the DNS.
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