Satellite P750 - cannot connect to my wireless router.
My laptop cannot connect to my wireless router.
I tried to connect with the other laptop and it works.
Help me
Recommend to read some threads here in the forum "Wireless issue" of Toshiba.
There is a lot of discussion on WiFi problems and how to solve this problem.
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