If the wireless router can access the Internet normally, but the wired router cannot access the Internet, the solution is as follows: 1. Right-click Network Neighbor and choose Properties from the shortcut menu. The Network Connection page is displayed.
2. Double-click Wireless Network Connection. The Wireless Network Connection Status screen is displayed.
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3. Click Properties. The Wireless Network Connection Properties interface is displayed.
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4. Select the \"Internet Protocol (TCP\/IP)\" of the wireless network connection, click \"Properties\
The question is rough, can not know the specific situation, eliminate the network cable and network port hardware failure, generally restart the cable end can be online.
If the restart does not work, check whether the wired ip address and dns are set to automatically obtain. If they are set to automatically obtain, the incoming router checks the lan port Settings.
As long as the wireless can be on, the wired end is generally easy to solve.