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I have ADSL and a router with 4 ports. &nbsp;My computer is a PC. &nbsp;My daughter has a Macbook with an ethernet port. &nbsp;When I plug a cable from my modem into her computer, the Macbook doesn't recognize it. &nbsp;Is there a setting I need to adjust so that it will recognize the modem and go online?<br />
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Thanks very much.<br />
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Walter
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I have ADSL and a router with 4 ports.  My computer is a PC.  My daughter has a Macbook with an ethernet port.  When I plug a cable from my modem into her computer, the Macbook doesn't recognize it.  Is there a setting I need to adjust so that it will recognize the modem and go online?

Thanks very much.

Walter

Connect a MacBook via cable to an ADLS router

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