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Help Configuring router?

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I just bought a Linksys WRT54G broadband router. I haven't configured on myself before and i was wondering what i needed to do. I have it all hooked up and everything but cannot connect to the internet on the computer it is wired to. I need to fix that problem can somebody help me?
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Check your cables in the back of the router and desktop make sure that they are configured right modem into router, desktop into router.
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everything is connected right. I can get to the configuation screen. what do i need to do from there?
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Did you notice the router setup links on this page?? Maybe they can help.
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Just use the fast startup screen and it walks you through the basic setup. Reading that you're already setup you should just skip until you get to configuring all PCs/notebooks to work with the router and just follow the instructions.
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