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• Install the Linksys USB g wireless router in Vista Business 32-bit

  Hello world

  I have a vista 32 & 64 bit business installed on my computer, when I plug the usb in my 32 bit Linksys router, it instantly go to blue screen saying 'a problem has been detected & windows has... blah blah blah '.

  Stop: 0X0000007E (0XC0000005, 0X90ECAC19,...)

  But when I opened the window vista 64-bit and plug in the router, it works very well. Claire is not a hardware problem!

  There very well when I selected Safe Mode for 32-bit.

  In vista, it's really weird that work for vista 64 but not 32. I follow the instructions to install it!

  http://homesupport.Cisco.com/en-us/wireless/LBC/WUSB54G/download?referrer=www.linksysbycisco.com

  The router driver is for win XP, but I had to download a version of vista, is still not worked.

  Anyone has idea how it's going to happen?

  Thank you

  Hi ManiacOff,

  Please see the article below a few troubleshooting possible:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/install-a-USB-device

  I hope this helps!

  Debra
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to reset the router linksys e 1000

  I bought a router linksys e1000 to my friend and he has security turned on this subject, I tryd it resettin but did not work. I called customer service and since its past the 30 day warranty I have to pay for low deal of tech support I know, how to reset this bad boy?

  Hello

  read this

  http://www.WikiHow.com/reset-a-Linksys-router

  and this

  Reset the factory default Linksys router

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps9923/products_qanda_item09186a0080a33bec.shtml

• Linksys wireless x 1000 ip problem

  Hello

  I installed the Linksys x 1000 modem replaces the old modem
  Modem gateway ip 192.168.1.1 192.168.5.100 I change it (it was my network infrastructure)

  I have a network printer on my network address 192.168.5.40
  192.168.5.XX goes as my address in the wired connection.

  This modem to connect computers with wireless 192.168.33.1 gateway 192.168.33.xx taking the IPS can not connect to the computer, so no wireless printer not connected.

  I reread the book x 1000 use linksys.
  Users invited takin a different IP address for the security of the network.
  Thank you for your response.

• Is this X 1000-E1 300mbps router modem?

  First of all, I'm of the Greece.

  I have the Linksys X 1000 - E1 modem router

  My only problem with this modem router is that I've never had of 300mbps, but just 150mbps. ("I use the program" XIRRUS wifi Monitor ")

  Why is this happening? I think that this gateway is 300mbps, or not?

  You must configure the active X 1000 for 40 Mhz, WPA2 Personal, and Support WMM wireless connection. The computer's wireless adapter must be capable of 40 Mhz.

• Wusb54g v2 - problem with Linksys Wireless Network Monitor Software

  I have a card Linksys USB wireless (WUSB54Gv2) that is currently used with an old HP Desktop running Windows XP Service Pack 3.

  I also have a Linksys Wireless PCI Adpater (WMP54Gv4.1) that is currently used with an old Dell desktop running Windows XP.

  I have a wired and wireless home network... My broadband provider is Verizon FIOS; I use their supplied router because the coaxial cable that provides the internet connection plugs only into their wireless router, not in a modem and a router. I have an encryption key for 128-bit WEP on the side of the network wireless; It is even once managed via the Verizon FIOS router via a web browser (like most routers).

  Two other computers I own are a desk custom-made to date with a direct link to the Verizon router and a laptop from Apple. These two computers are NOT having internet connectivity problems.

  I've updated to the latest drivers for my USB adapter and the car PCI.

  ---

  Here's my problem:

  When I try to connect to the internet using the Wireless Network Monitor software provided by Linksys, computers, I can connect to the "access point", but not internet. This product only when I don't have the key WEP 128 bits in place, when security is disabled.

  If I right click on the Wireless Network Monitor icon in the taskbar and select "Use Windows XP Wireless Configuration", enter my network through windows manually information (including the WEP key), I can connect to the internet perfectly.

  However, when I restart or stop two PC, the Linksys Wireless Network Monitor reactive software itself, where it automatically attempts to connect to the internet, but fails, after which I right click on the icon of the monitor again and select «Use Windows XP...» "and then I connect to the internet.

  Is anyway to disable the Linksys continuously monitor software WITHOUT uninstalling the software or drivers? (I tried this; Windows cannot use or recognize the network adapter).

  ---

  I might just re - activate the Setup Wireless Windows XP every time I close / restart, but other users of PCs on my network (my family) are exceptionally illiterate computer/network and would not be able to learn how to do whenever they want to connect. There is very little practice.

  If there is a way to solve this situation, please help! If all goes well there are other solutions I am open to suggestions.

  I must emphasize that our Apple laptop connects fine when the WEP key is set.

  Once more, looking for quick help!

  Thank you advance!

  Remove the Linksys adapter and uninstall the Linksys software menu programs... Re - install drivers insert the CD of Linksys install in your CD-ROM drive, when the welcome is displayed click on exit, connect your USB adapter now... When the Hardware Update Wizard window appears, click on install the software automatically (recommended) and then click Next... Click Finish when the installation is complete.

  NOTE: The hardware installation screen may appear indicating that the adapter has failed the Windows Logo test. Ignore the window and click on continue to continue the installation because the adapter has been tested and it works with Windows XP. When Windows has finished installing the driver, click Finish.

  Click Start and open the control panel and double-click on network connections. Right click on wireless network connection, and then select view available wireless networks "-If you see your network wireless in the list, the highlight by clicking 'single' on it now, click on the 'Connect' button below-if your wireless network is secured, it asks you to provide the network key - provide the wireless network key and confirm again in the confirmation box and click 'Connect'." It should work...

• Adapters USB, USB Flash ram conflicts in Windows 7 & Vista

  This has been driving me crazy for a long time.  I have a multimedia production studio in which there are 5 computers with additional computers in both offices and in the media center of our home theater.  Two of these computers are Win 7, three are (2 x 32, 1 x 64) Vista and three XP.   The entire network wireless is 2.4 GHz, 802.11 g (because all individual cards are 802.11 g).  In ALL computers Windows 7 and Vista, the pluging and unpluging the a USB Flash drive kills the network (even if I remove the Flash memory).  What's worse, is that Windows still offers me the possibility to connect to an available network, but my network SSID is not on the list (although I get a good enough signal the next guy!).  Not until I am re-booting I get my service network in return.  In the 8 years that I have been using wireless networks that I've never had a same problem with XP.  The superstitious behaviors are things interesting scholars.  For awhile, I had myself convinced that this has happened when I insert an unrecognized device (one Vista or Win 7 has no need to install a driver for).  But several events during the days couiple have completely falsified that theory.  Now, I have to classify the problem as intermittent with a very high frequency of occurrence.

  I'm sure that there are there others out there with Win 7 or Vista machines using USB WiFi adapters.  Happen it to someone else when they plug/unplug a USB?  If you have done and solved the problem, what was the solution?

  Thsnks in advance,

  John

  First of all, this only happens in Windows 7 and Vista.  It's never happened to me with any XP machine on all Linksys wireless networks or otherwise.  In addition, there is no software Linksys on my Win 7 or Vista machines, I use the drivers Win 7 automatically installs the reader SCM OE Belkin USB network cards (for some reason, Linksys USB network cards are not too compatible with Linksys routers if you use the Linksys utility for control adapters.)  Using Windows network control works, but it's a PITA to join Linksys conceed control).

  Since none of the computers that have the problem (all of my Vista and Win 7 computers) have Linksys USB adapters, this I'SNT obviously a problem with Linksys.  I contact Belkin (since it's their USB adapters that I use on most of my systems).  After over 2 hours with their Indian tech support guy, we tested about 6 assumptions about what is at the origin of the problem.  I have conceeeded right away that this was not a Belkin problem (because the SCM systems do also).  In addition, the USB adapters work properly because even if I dropped my network, I have still 3 bars on the neighbouring network it must have been a morning slow Belkin technical support because the tech guy has taken the time to help me solve the problem we both concluded was not Belkin.

  My best guess is that other people who have reported this problem have not had the opportunity to observe wgile control as many variables I have at my disposal.  I have 8 systems using all three operating systems (9 If you count my Vista laptop, which do not exhibit the problem with its internal adapter).  All eight desktop computers use wirelexs adapters.  Six are Belkin, 1 is the MSC and other (on a XP machine where it runs under the control of Microsoft network) Linksys.  All adaprters are 802. 11B.  All except two of the systems built entirely by me (the other two are shuttle boxes).  All systems have different motherboards.  Two ASUS, Gigabyte 2, DFI 2 shuttle 2 and no two mothers from the same manufacturer and of the same model.  In 6 problem machines (2 XP machines have not never exhibited the problem) 2 are Core-i7, one is Core-2-duo, 1 is Core-2-Quad, 1 is AMD Phenom II x 4, and an AMD Athlon 64 x 2.  Given that all of these combinations are the problem it's so little likely because any kind of power on the peripheral USB being disconnected ports fluctuation, or any other failure of implementation of material 'USB '.

  So my best guess is that most, if not all, people who have already reported this problem, has just developed a theory based on superstition.  I can't get the XP machines to expose the problem definitely seems to point to an interaction between the USB controllers and the grain of the Vista and Win 7 OSes.  If I had to guess, I would pinpoint the problem on the part of the code that handles requests for interruption of state change on the USB connectors.  (Trying to sell this one for Microsoft).  In any case, it's my best theory and I was not able to overturn (falsify) it no matter what I tried.

  Now, back to me and Belkin tech guy trying to debug.  I really have to thank the guys from Belkin, because I don't know how long it would have taken me to get to the workaround in the end, he suggested.

  If you are reading this and have a WRT400N (and I think, model Linksys wireless router probably all end) this is workaround re-initialization to revisit the network connection is not required.  Apparently when you run the start of Linksys software an additional network with the SSID of the INSTALLATION is also created.  This network CONFIGURATION has no internet connection, so I guess it's there for debugging purposes.  Anyway, you can however connect.   So, as I mentioned earlier, even if you don't see your own network in the SSID list after it is clobered, we can still see at any other SSID in the scope of your card, and that includes obviously the network CONFIGURATION.  Connect to the network CONFIGURATION.  This will allow you to see the SSID of your network in the list as seen in the network CONFIGURATION "list SSID.  You can then try to reconnect to your network.  About 25% of the time, it will allow you to connect without doing something more.  The other 75% of the time you will not be recognized by your own network.  At this point if you are trying to connect to any secure SSID you see in the list, and then cancel when asked to connect the credentials, you can 'reset' uour adapter.   Apparently, this resets your auto-login (password) so that if you now try to connect to the SSID of your network it wil work.  Yet once again, I don't know that I would have worked this until now, if I didn't have the Belkin guys on the phone, suggesting things for me.

  So even if the workaround is a hack, it's much less destructive that force a re-boot.  Also, I believe that it is a final bug in the nuclei of Vista and Win 7.

  John

• Cable networking computers add wireless internet is equal to the disaster?

  We have a small office with three computers that are connected via a wired connection for the file and printer sharing.   We are in the country, so DSL or Fios or any kind of fast internet is not a possibility.  We have recently added AT & T Wi - Fi which is great, but you must disable the network connection to access the internet and, conversely, to print documents.  Is there a way to tell the wired connection it will be never used for the internet?  Or should we go 100% wireless is not to confuse the system?

  When you say your 'network cable cross' your Linksys router, I guess you mean that each computer has a cable connected to the router and not that there is an Internet connection to the router (i.e., at the back of the router, plug with the yellow label 'Internet' is empty).  It seems, however, that you used to connect to the Internet through the router, and the remains of this configuration are the cause of the confusion.

  I also note that the Linksys E-1000 is a wireless router; I guess you have this part of the router disabled (if not, see pages 19 and 20 of the user manual).

  It seems also that if someone has attempted to address the issue by making your network adapters use static IP addresses (or fixed).  It's a good start, but more needs to be done.

  The fundamental problem is that your Linksys router and the AT & T hotspot have the same local IP address, and each claims that it is the 'default gateway' to the Internet.  Because you use is no longer the Linksys router to do this, you must change several settings.

  The first thing to do is to change the local IP address of the router.  See p. 16 of the User Guide.  You have a choice: you can either have two separate completely local networks (one wired and one wireless) or you can have them on the same network - but in this case, you need to be careful that your affected addresses manually are not incompatible with the IP addresses assigned automatically by the DHCP server in the AT & T hotspot.

  Because you only have 3 computers (and possibly a printer network or 2) and the IP address manually-set from that you have watched seems to be far from the IP address automatically together on the USB adapter, we will stay with a single network, but first do the following research:

  Run the command ipconfig/all on each of your computers and make a list of IP addresses for the connection to the Local network and the wireless network connection.  For the computer that you use to provide the above information, it is information that you need to write:

  Connection to the LAN - IP address...: 192.168.1.149
  Connection network wireless - IP address...: 192.168.1.6

  You will notice that the first three sets of numbers in the two addresses are the same (192.168.1).  That's what I meant by "a network".  The important thing is that the fourth number MUST BE DIFFERENT for each device on the network.

  If your printers are directly connected to the Linksys router and not connected to one of the computers and shared, you also need to know the IP addresses of printers (if you have wireless printers, you need to keep the Linksys Wireless, contrary to what I wrote above).  If you have wireless printers but don't know how to find their IP addresses, post back with the printer brand and model).

  For the sake of discussion, I'll assume 3 wireless network connections and connections to the Local network 3 are 192.168.1.149, 192.168.1.150 and 192.168.1.151 192.168.1.4, 192.168.1.5 and 192.168.1.6.  The real numbers are not critical, as long as there is no overlap.

  Later in the process, explained the s. 16 of the User Guide, change the IP address of the frouter Linksys to 192.168.1.1 to something relatively far from other addresses, for example, 192.168.1.200 (it must be less than 255).

  Now, on each of the computers, follow these steps:

  • Open network connections (start > run > ncpa.cpl > OK)
  • Right-click on the connection to the Local network and select Properties
  • Select "Protocol Internet (TCP/IP)" and click on the properties button
  • In the 'Général' tab, the box 'use the following IP address' is probably already selected.  If this is not the case, check it.
  • If the "use the following IP address" was NOT previously selected, you will need to fill in the boxes.

  The IP address must be the number you copied down earlier (for example, 192.168.1.149).
  The subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0.
  Make sure the "Default gateway" box is empty.  It is important step.

  • Check "Use the following DNS server address."  Leave the boxes blank.
  • OK your way out

  Restart each computer and things should work OK now.

• Unable to connect the laptop to the printer in a home network

  I just installed a HP Pavilion dv4 laptop, running windows 7 (64 k) and a router Linksys E-1000 of wireles in my home network, consisting of an HP pavilion a6150y desktop, running MS Vista Edition home premium (32 K), to which a HP Photosmart C4280 printer is connected via a USB port. All internet and e-mail functions work perfectly across the home network, except that I can't print from the laptop to the printer. I understand that the C4280 should function as a print server through the Desktop, but I can't print from the laptop. Heterogeneous operating systems cause inability to print from the laptop? Any suggestions?  The laptop has no problems printing to the C4280 when connected directly via a USB cable to the printer.
  Troubleshooting: I ran across the network installation procedure, but nothing helped. The printer has never worked since installation of network components House (e-100 of Linksys and the HP dv4 laptop) anyone can propose a solution?

  First of all, you need to set file/printer sharing and share the printer. If you have already done this and can successfully transfer a file both ways between the two systems, ignore the information of networking at the end of this post. Then you download from the site Web of HP for Windows 7 64-bit print drivers.

  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/support_task.html

  Install the printer on Windows 7 computer and it should be considered during the installation procedure. If it isn't, then install the printer as a local printer instead. To do this:

  Go to the computer to which the printer is connected. Note the name of the computer that you will get to the control panel > system > computer name. Now in the Panel, go to the printers. Find the printer in question, right-click, and then click Properties. Note the name of the share. Of course you must have already set up file sharing / print on all computers involved and share the printer.

  Now, go to the remote computer to which you want to add the printer. Control Panel > printers > add printer

  Click Add a local printer. Click on create a new port. The default value in the drop-down list box is Local Port. Don't change that. Click Next. A dialog box appears for you request that you enter a port name. Type in the \\FullComputername\SharedPrintername

  ex: \\mycomputer\HPDJ (that's why you wrote the names of computer and printer in the first step)

  Click Next. In the manufacturers list, select the correct printer manufacturer and the correct printer model in the Printers list. Under "do you want to use this printer as default printer select"Yes"(if you do!). and click Next. When asked to print a test page, select 'Yes', then finish.

  If you have not already created your LAN file/printer sharing:

  Problems sharing files between computers on a network are usually caused by 1) a misconfigured firewall or a firewall neglected (including a dynamic firewall in a virtual private network); or (2) inadvertently run two firewalls such as the firewall of Windows and a third-party firewall. and/or (3) do not have accounts to the same users and passwords on all computers in the workgroup. (4) tries to create actions where the operating system does not.

  The Windows 7 network type must be on "Home" or "work". The type of Windows Vista network must be on "private". "Public" is for when you are connected to an Internet connection 'foreign' as an Internet café, at Starbucks or a hotel, etc. In Windows 7, go to control panel > everything in Control Panel > network and sharing Center. Click on "change the advanced sharing settings. You don't want to use the residential group unless you have all Windows 7 machines. If you do and you want to use the homegroup, see Windows 7 Help & Support. Otherwise, in sharing advanced:

  Discovery of plug in the network
  Open the files and printers sharing
  Turn on the sharing section Public folder sharing
  Plug the password protected sharing

  In Vista, turn on password protected sharing.

  A. configure the firewall on all machines to allow traffic to local area network (LAN) as being approved. With the Windows Firewall, turning on window file sharing and printer as the above will take care of that for you. In XP, you can run the Network Setup Wizard or just enable file sharing / print in the Windows XP firewall exceptions. If you are not running a third-party firewall or you have an antivirus/security with its own firewall component program, then you're fine.  With a third-party firewall, I usually set up the allocation of LAN with an IP address range. E.g. would be 192.168.1.0 - 192.168.1.254. Obviously you would substitute your correct subnet. Refer to the safety of any third party program or the user forums for how to correctly configure its firewall. Do not run more than one firewall. DON'T STOP FIREWALLS; CONFIGURE THEM CORRECTLY.

  (B) to facilitate the Organization, put all computers in the same workgroup. This is done from the System applet in Control Panel, the computer name tab.

  C. create the counterpart of the user accounts and passwords on all machines. You do not need to be logged into the same account on all machines and assigned to each user account passwords can be different; accounts/passwords just need to exist and to match on all machines. DO NOT NEGLECT TO CREATE PASSWORDS, EVEN IF ONLY OF SIMPLE. If you want a machine to boot directly to the desktop (a particular user account) for convenience, you can do this:

  Start > Search box > type: netplwiz [Enter]
  Click continue (or provide an administrator password) when you are prompted by UAC

  Uncheck "users must enter a user name and password to use this computer". Select a user account to connect automatically by clicking on the account you want to highlight and press OK. Enter the password for this user account (when it exists) when you are prompted. Leave blank if there is no password (null).

  XP - set up Windows to automatically connect (MVP Ramesh) -http://windowsxp.mvps.org/Autologon.htm

  D. Si one or more of the computers on your network are XP Pro or Media Center, turn off Simple file sharing (Folder Options > view tab).

  E. create share as you wish. In Windows 7 I usually share the Desktop of the user and the Public directory.

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Router wireless Presario SR5610F hangs the computer

  My wireless router has failed and I got a new. My office (Presario SR5610F, Vista Home) crashes whenever I try to connect to the wireless network. (This happened at least two different routers, then the problem must lie in the computer and not the router).
  
  This is the screen I get when the accident occurred:
  
  http://danhughes.NET/Misc/screen.jpg
  
  Then I tells me that I can reset the computer to an earlier time. I do, and then I get this screen:
  
  http://danhughes.NET/Misc/crash.htm
  
  (I had to take three images to scroll through the entire message).
  
  Thoughts?
  
  Thank you!
  
  -Dan

  Well, the problem was the Linksys USB Network Adapter (the "receiver" for the wireless signal).  I replaced it with a similar Belkin adapter and now everything is fine.

• OfficeConnect router modem problem

  My problem with this model of modem (3CRWDR101A-75) when I connect any device via wireless it works ok whie the wireless is swiched off, when I swich on wireless only wireless devices, get the internet connection and cable devices is not internect connection... Two days ago I updated the firmware to the last and re-front again, but the problem is still preset. An advise please?

  First of all thank you for your (late) response. I already got a new as follows

  Linksys X 1000

  

• That means "Application error 'Module of GIFTxception awiWUSB54GC.dll to 000252AF'?" and how to fix. ?

  The above error message appears twice every minute or so and freezes the computer until they are verified OK or X I tried to restore to an earlier date, but she won't.

  Hi haynes734,

  You have a linksys wireless adapter?

  http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t475704-re-Linksys-USB-wireless-adapter-WUSB54GC-installed-gtgina-DLL.html

• Problems with outlook express, do not receive or send,

  Problem 1: receive error host 'pop.gmail.com' messages could not be found. Check the name of the server. server pop.gmail.com protocol POP3, port 995, secure Yes (SSL), socket error 11001 error # ox 800CCCoD and smtp.gmail.com, port 465 SMTP Protocol, secure SSL, 11001 socket error, error # 0x800CCCoD, firewall does not help send work. Internet explorer opens to the home page, click Favorites or another message search gets can not display the page, internet Explorer only works in safe mode. I ran several different viruses, antimalware programs that so-called and correction. I got to the point where they come back with 0 errors. Have a single program of virus on the system right now. Windows XP Edition family, internet explorer, version 8. Previously a number of computer virus and spyware. Hope that those who are eliminated.  He had spyware who have attempted to enter the passwords, credit card information above. Now outlook express opens with the sign - in window request access code. Never had to do before. The user does not remember the original codes.

  Problem 2:

  Another problem existed before the problem mentioned above: 2 computer user, has clearwire.net for internet service.

  This user 2 uses a computer with an internet connection Wireless USB should be unplugged and reconnected every time they restart windows.

  Another computer, # 1, in their home network uses also a linksys USB to connect to clearwire wireless adapter and this computer should not be plugged and unplugged to connect to the internet.

  y at - it a simple way to solve this problem for daily hassle for the user of the computer 2 so they don't have to unplug & plug in the wireless USB adapter.

  Thank you much for the help

  What on earth does Internet Explorer have to do with sending & receiving mail in Outlook Express? It is not at all related.
   
  1: enable POP in your Gmail account:
  http://mail.Google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=13273
   
  2: configuration of your e-mail to Gmail client: Outlook Express and Outlook 2002:
  http://mail.Google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=13276&topic=1556 
   
  Configure your Outlook Express client to work with Gmail:
  http://mail.Google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=76147

• Connect the webcam to the pc causes a loss of connection

  Hi, I just bought a new webcam (Trust), but whenever I plug my network connection is lost, when it is disconnected that the network connection is restored (im using Linksys usb) Please could you tell me how I can solve this problem and use the webcam without losing my connection.

  Please indicate, by brand and model, all the USB devices connected to your computer.

  Please indicate the make and model of your computer.

• How to compare the plug adapter performance speed

  I am currently using a Dual Band WUSB600N adapter and a 'ATT' source model of router: 5031NV for a DSL connection. Recently, I built a gaming PC custom with a Gigabyte 7170XP-SLI with Intel i5 processor 6500 Quad-cores. OS: Windows Home 64-bit 10

  My speed Test for my WiFi earned low performance with 7.68 MB download speeds and download speeds of 3.47 MB with a Ping of 34 Ms.

  Although there are all kinds of figures and data for the specifications of all the double channel LinkSys USB adapters that I see nothing that tells me if a newer version as the USBN900 would offer any help to the performance in the WUSBN600. I use the docking option to increase the height of the adapter, because it significantly improves the signal strength on being connected directly to a USB port on the PC. I know also that connect something on my PC that comes out that far forward or backward thereafter will take an accidental bump probably break and possibly damage the CROWD... At least in the cramped neighborhoods I'm currently in.

  So, how can I determine if the adapter newest WiFi can offer so probably best speed performance?

  ScooterB wrote:
  That's the question I need an answer to. Unfortunately the account is in the name of my father and for the moment I have no way to access this information. I'll have to ask him to find a billing statement to know that we have the package.

  I am very aware that my performance is limited to "the weaker or slower the link in the chain.

  To find out your current maximum throughput of your ISP. Connect a computer directly to the ISP modem using an Ethernet cable and run a www.speedtest.net.