My setup is like this:
- I have two routers (R1 and R2) at home.
- R1 is used as a private Ethernet network that connects all my personal devices, such as printer, external HDD, etc. It's not connected to the Internet.
- R2 is connected to the Internet and serves to other devices such as laptop, mobile devices, gaming console, TV, etc.
- My Windows 8 laptop is connected to both - R1 via Ethernet and R2 via Wi-Fi.
Now, I cannot access the Internet on this laptop. Windows gives preference to Ethernet and try to connect to the Internet using this. I want Windows to connect to the Internet using the R2 Wi-Fi connection.
route -n
. Usually it's caused by default routing information which should be that from R2. is there a DHCP service in your R1?