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by rupesh_bhattacharjee Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
When you say "[i]the wireless shows connected but the internet stops working[/i]" WHERE does it say that it's connected?
Are you looking at the signal meter in the systray?
Have you checked the wireless status within Network Connections?
When you disconnect the Ethernet cable, have you FIRST disabled the LAN within Network Connections?
You should also be aware that ANY wireless connection will fail when the LAN connection is simultaneously enabled. It is an EITHER-OR connection. You cannot run with both enabled.
My second point may sound rather silly, but not all BT Home Hubs are wireless.
by older mycroft Accepted solution
I suggest that you DISABLE the Local Area Network connection, ENABLE the Wireless connection, DISCONNECT the Ethernet cable, then SHUTDOWN.
NOT reboot.
Do a cold boot and switch on your wireless hardware switch AFTER your Desktop is fully loaded.
Try your wireless connection now.
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