Chrome not able to browse from ethernet network when coected to wifi. But IE can

My PC is coected to a WIFI access point to access internet. That is working fine. Now, I have coected an embedded system (say a router) to my PC using an ethernet cable. Now I am able to ping external addresses like google.com etc. as well as my embedded system's ip (192.168.1.1) from a command prompt. So, basically my PC is using both the interfaces successfully. I am able to browse any external website as well as the embedded system's admin login page from IE. But Chrome is only able to browse external websites, it is not able to access the embedded system's login page. I think - Chrome is trying to use the WIFI network interface for accessing the page and hence fails. How can I force chrome to use the ethernet interface when I try to access the login page (192.168.1.1)?

Please note, when I discoect the WIFI from my PC, the chrome can access the embedded system's login page successfully.