Hooking up tv to internet

55G310U I can't find in manual how to connect to internet. I have hanging on wall and can't see no LAN port. It says on the screen menu hook up USB? Not sure how to hook router with USB.

I don't believe that TV connects to the Internet.
- Peter

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You don't need the internet to connect any printer. I would just go out and buy a Printer USB cable. Make sure it is a Printer USB cable and not a standard USB. Of if you have a router you can connect it, or if the printer supports Wireless Direct you can connect without a cable. Read your manual for your options.
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Just earlier today I was on my ome network. Now my phone will not let me hook up to my network. Very frustrated!

Place your phone in DFU mode (search Google for instructions) and restore.
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Does the phone see the wifi router as an available hotspot? Have you verified the phone is set to connect to the same frequency of what the wifi router is broadcasting? The password is being inputted correctly?
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HT4623 Im having problems with my music ever since I got the ITunes Match, now I'm not able to listen to some songs and my ipod doesn't want to update the iOS saying something about my network and I'm hooked up to the internet?

I was just have difficults in different things on my ipod touch 4th gene now that I have ITune Match and it not being able to update the iOS 6.1.5 and as to not sure of what I can do to get it to update and get all my songs back. Because right now I have at least 20 or 30 songs that I cant play now and I'm not sure why. I'm not even able to click on the songs and I wanted to see if there was a way to fix this without restore my ipod and starting over.

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When I hook up router through modem, no internet, modem only internet ok

Okay, so we decided to shut off our home phone since everyone only uses cells now. But wanted to keep our SBC dsl line and upgrade it to the faster connection. So, phone line gets shut off, no internet for a few hours, as expected, but after 5 hours I called in to tech support at which time they told me they had to walk me through setting the modem back up again so we could get back online. First question, is your computer hooked up to the internet via a router? They required that I disconnect the router before they could proceed because they do not support routers, unless it is one of theirs. No other options given. So I went through the process with them and was back online. But only I, on the main computer, could get back online since the router was not connected. We have two other computers here, both use wireless adapters, one is a desktop in another room the other is a laptop.
Now, when I go in and set up all the wires as instructed, all the lights come on properly indicating that I should be connected, but whenI try to pull up a page or do anything that requires me to be connected, I'm getting error messages that I can't connect to the internet. When I go into the control panel and look at the network connections, says I'm connected.
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With most SBC (AT&T) setups, the modem does the PPPoE login for you. The modem can do this because it is actually a modified modem-router. So in most cases, your WRT300N would need to be set to an "Internet Connection Type" of "DHCP - automatic" (not PPPoE).
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When I go into Front row, and then into trailers, I'm warned that I am not hooked up to the internet,please check network settings. I'm using Safari and mail while doing this and network diagnostic checks out just fine.
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