How To Connect Laptop To Router via Ethernet Cable

Learn how to connect your laptop to a router via an Ethernet cable. We'll walk you through the simple steps to establish a wired connection between your laptop and router.
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Are you tired of sluggish Wi-Fi connections or simply want a more stable internet connection for your laptop? Connecting your laptop to a router via an Ethernet cable might just be the solution you need!
Whether you're a tech novice or just need a quick refresher, this tutorial breaks down the process into easy-to-follow steps.
Connect Laptop To Router via Ethernet Cable:
Step 1: Identify the Ethernet ports on both your laptop and router. These ports are typically labeled "LAN," "Ethernet," or represented by a symbol resembling three connected lines.
Step 2: Take one end of the Ethernet cable and plug it into the Ethernet port on your laptop. Ensure it clicks into place securely.
Step 3: Next, plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into an available Ethernet or LAN port on your router. In most cases, your laptop should automatically detect the wired connection and configure the network settings accordingly. If not, use the video guide below, to get your connection up.
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Step 4: Once your laptop is connected to the router via Ethernet cable, open a web browser and navigate to a website to confirm that you have internet access. If successful, congratulations! You've successfully connected your laptop to the router via Ethernet cable.
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