It's your router JoeyKanga. I have this problem very often with my setup. A perpetual pain.
Check your IP settings on all things on your network. If they share the same IP address they will conflict & there won't be a connection. I had to teach myself to be a network troubleshooter dealing with this setup. Against my will of course. I hate when I have to go into configuration mode with technology.
Then again it could be your Internet Provider. Their system may be down. Christmas traffic may be ovewhelming their servers. If they have call-in support service, call them & have them walk through it with you.
Wireless routers can be problemsome. All they really are are rabbit ears except they go far into outer space for the signals this time. In some ways it's almost going backwards. Like broadcast TV antennas instead of landline cable.
Give more details about your setup & maybe we can help you figure it out.
John Lucas
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