E2500 hard wire connection problem

I know little about network connections so please bear with me.
We use a Linksys E2500 connected to a DSL router.
The E2500 supplies the wireless network to all of our devices in our house.
The wireless doesn't give me a very good connection in my office, which is in another building on our property, so I want to run hard wire (Cat5E) to my office and plug it directly into one of the four ports on the E2500.
I tested this by running a short Cat5 jumper cable from my Dell laptop to port 2 on the E2400
When I select "Broadband Connection" instead of wireless connection on my laptop it prompts me tI enter my username and password (I do) and after my laptop tries to connect I get an error that says:  "Error 651:  The modem (or other connecting device) has reported an error" and does not connect to the internet.
Any suggestions?
Thanks

Turn off your wireless adapter in the laptop.  Now plug in your cable.  Should connect just fine.

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