WRT160N and internet via a Proxy server

Hi all,
i connect to the internet using a proxy server. i can connect to the internet if i specify the proxy server address directly in my internet explorer and set my router to auto config for intenet. BUT if i toggle on the proxy server in my IE, i cant access the router's web based setup until i toggle it off. once i toggle off the proxy server, i cant access the internet.
does anybody know what i'm missing.

Check the network connection window ..... if any Dial Up adapter ...or PPPOE adapter or Proxy Server adapter is installed or not ...
If so disable it or click cancel as default .....
Then check if you are able to go online with LAN connection or not ....

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