38Solving ProblemsNetwork ProblemsWireless ConnectionsIf the wireless network connection is lost —The wireless router is offline or wireless hasbeen disabled on the computer.Ensure that wireless is enabled (see “Enable•or Disable Wireless” on page 12).Check your wireless router to ensure it is•powered on and connected to your datasource (cable modem or network hub).Interference may be blocking or interrupting•your wireless connection. Try moving thecomputer closer to your wireless router.Re-establish your connection to the•wireless router (see “Setting Up a WirelessConnection” on page 14).Wired ConnectionsIf the network connection is lost — The cableis loose or damaged.Check the cable to ensure it is plugged in•and not damaged.The link integrity light on the integrated•network connector lets you verify thatyour connection is working and providesinformation on the status:Green — A good connection exists–between a 10-Mbps network and thecomputer.Amber — A good connection exists–between a 100-Mbps network and thecomputer.Off — The computer is not detecting–a physical connection to the network.For assistance, contact your networkadministrator or ISP.NOTE: The link integrity light on the networkconnector is only for the wired cableconnection. The link integrity light does notprovide status for wireless connections.