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firefox doesnt work when LAN cable connected but does with wireless

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AnonymousUser
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When connected to the LAN (provided by a cable company) I get server not found messages but woeks okay when using a wireless connection. I have cleared recent history = cache and cookies, rest proxy server to no proxy and put firefox.exe into my firewall exceptions and still no go. I am borrowing the wireless connection, my connection is through the cable.

This happened

Every time Firefox opened

== within the last 24 hours

When connected to the LAN (provided by a cable company) I get server not found messages but woeks okay when using a wireless connection. I have cleared recent history = cache and cookies, rest proxy server to no proxy and put firefox.exe into my firewall exceptions and still no go. I am borrowing the wireless connection, my connection is through the cable. == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == within the last 24 hours

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Morbus
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Hello.

When using a LAN cable, can you connect to the internet using other software (such as download managers, other browsers, IM clients, update software...)?