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Wireless Issues
So, after many attempts at setting up the wireless (exactly as the directions say) I seem to have isolated a problem: the gaming adapter does not want to associate with the router. I've tripled checked the SSID on the router and that listed on the gaming adapter and everything is the same. The gaming adapter will cycle through all the channels, but will not associate with the router at all.
When I changed the router to broadcast on a specified channel the gaming adapter associated with it...but now I cannot access it at all, either wireless or wired. Has anyone else had this problem? Or any ideas as to a solution. Thanks, Matt 
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