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Hi, ADSL2+Wireless Modem Router was set up, it was good, but without the yellow cable, it was not connect to net why? Thanks, looking forward of your reply.

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Because you need to match the security setting on the wireless router to sign on to the wireless portion of the modem. If you flip it over, you should see a sticker with WEP on it- write that down, view available wireless networks, and enter in the key from the sticker when prompted- at that point you should be able to use the wireless portion of the modem

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