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Question posted by gossmariah on March 5th, 2013

Not Connecting To Internet Gateway Laptop Model Ml6732

My Laptop Is Connected To The Wireless Network But Wll Not Let Me On The Internet.i Need Help Fast!!!im A College Student And My Whole Schooling Depends Soley On The This Laptop!!!!

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Answer #1: Posted by cking2k12 on March 5th, 2013 2:04 PM

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Check a different internet such as McDonalds for internet connection.

If that doesn't work your computer needs tech attention.

If that DOES work, then the network you're on may need attention.

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