E2000 router and the NAS QNAP TS-212

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  original title: connectivity Limeted

  The zero configuration utility works very well. But it is a desktop computer and on cable. All other wired and wireless PC in the office is working well, then it's definitely this PC. He came out of nowhere, I install a network printer on the PC but that's all.

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  • You have a router connected to the Internet and multiple computers connected to the router, some Ethernet cable and others by wireless.
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  • A computer that can't browse the Internet is connected to the router via an Ethernet cable.
  • You disconnected the cable between the router and the desktop problem and connected it to a Windows 7 laptop and the laptop connected to the Internet via the router.
  • You haven't seen any error message (except, perhaps, a message on "Limited or no connectivity").
  • You have installed Windows XP Service Pack 3 (or at least Service Pack 2)

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