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• Wrt54g Linksys Wireless Router - connected but not display page

  Halo!

  I have a Linksys WRT54G wireless router - I was able to connect to the wireless connection, but there is no display of the page in the browser.

  What seems to be the problem here?

  TIA,

  wilardboi

  Please reset the router and reconfigure:

  1. hold the reset for 30 seconds button.
  2. then disconnect the Dungeon can now hold the reset button for
  another 30 seconds.
  3. plug back in the power and keep the reset button pressed
  for 30 seconds.
  4. release the reset button.

  Open the configuration of router with 192.168.1.1 page... White-username and password: admin

  To configure the wireless router.
  For wireless settings, follow these steps: -.
  Click on the Wireless tab
  -Here the wireless network mode must be mixed
  -Provide any name in the name box of the wireless network (SSID), while
  without space between the two cases.
  -11 wireless channel
  - And wireless SSID broadcast should be enabled and then click

  Save
  Parameters.
  Please take note of the name of the wireless network (SSID) because it is the '
  Network identifier.
  For wireless security: -.
  Now click the sub-tab under wireless > wireless security.
  Change the mode of WEP wireless security
  Encryption must be 64-bit.
  Let the empty password, do not type in anything whatsoever.
  And under type WEP Key 1 in all 10 digits please. Click Save
  Parameters.
  Please note the 1 WEP key as it comes to the security key for the
  Wireless network.

• Problems with my wireless router connection.

  Whenever I log on my computer I have to manually connect to my wireless router because it has been replaced by a smaller wireless router in my neighborhood.  Sometimes I connect to my wireless router a second time then on the Internet. My modem is not working properly and my wireless router has a strong signal when it is running. Is this sound like it might be a problem of isoftware of Windows XP?

  Hi Leslie,.

  You can check if this article helps.

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2

• WVC80N / ActionTec GT701 DSL Modem and Linksys BEFW11S4 router no Web only Access with TZO

  OK, so I know the router is a little older but the CD Setup Wizard did his thing, I the TZO confirm email acount and I can access the camera on the spot.  Needless to say that I can't access via the internet or I wouldn't be here.   When I check the router it's all parameters as it should and I guess I should do something for the modem, but what?

  So if you do not connect to the internet with a DSL or cable modem, how you?  I guess the Setup Assistant would be see the modem and suggest modifications if necessary.

  I need help, otherwise this puppy will come back... THANKS in advance!

  I made the transition into the modem as you suggest.  Bingo it works! Thanks for the help. My new router will be here Monday (tomorrow) a Linksys of course, thank you Amazon to have it in stock.

  BTW if someone will do the transparent bridging, I just did a few screenshots printed to make sure that I could go back if he's screwed.  It also helps to have your DSL username and password handy.

• Linksys wireless router is not my new Motorola modem Internet access

  I am relatively new to setting up home networks, so it's maybe a stupid question but I'm stuck! I bought a new modem Motorola (SurfBoard 1621) as my old Motorola modem was not favorable to the increase of the speed offered by Comcast. The modem I bought was a model recommended by their web site. They recorded the new modem last night and I can access the Internet when the PC is connected directly to the modem, but not when the laptop is connected to my Linksys wireless router. (Sorry, I don't know the model because it is at home and I'm at work!) Is there something I should do for the router to recognize the new modem? The router recognizes the wireless laptop, but it can not connect to the Internet.

  Thanks a lot in advance for your help.

  Success! Thanks a lot for your answer. My router is a WRT - 54G links.

  The instructions were very informative, although I have a suggestion. Just restart the modem and the router did not work. I had to reboot other equipment in my system (a NetGear firewall and a level switch 5 ports) and the router and the modem. I would like to see the reboot of reference tracking "and other devices. I guessed the appropriate power of sequence (modem, firewall, switch, router, computer), and fortunately, it worked.

  Again, thank you for your quick response.

• Maybe wireless router not working only not with the new laptop.

  I have a Cisco's Linksys wireless router. I got it for about 2 or 3 years. We bought after we bought our old laptop with Windows 7, but we have a new laptop with Windows 8. Now after about a month or two after that, we had this new laptop, the router started to turn on / turn off. What this has to do with Windows 8? I have to update the drivers of my router?

  Fine thank you. You answered a question I had. Now, I'll go find similar questions we have answered about the light that turns orange and stops flashing. Thank you once again.

• Cannot renew the IP (WPC54G card/Linksys Wireless Router)

  I think that the Wireless 'hardware' (is that correct?) in my laptop came out because I could use my Linksys wireless router until I installed a Wireless Linksys WPC54G card if I used an ethernet cable to connect with.  If the card is installed and I am connected to my network, I have an excellent signal but no Internet connectivity. I did the command "ipconfig" and renewed my IP address, but it appears as 169.xxx.x.x. I can't renew the IP address of 192.xxx.x.x.

  Does anyone know how to fix, or what is the problem?  I'm set up to ensure that the configuration of IP address automatically, so it has nothing to do with it.  Thank you.

  First check the settings on your Linksys router wireless... Follow this link (this must be done on a computer/laptop wired)...

  Once you know the SSID and the network/WEP/WPA key, then uninstall the adapter linksys and re - install...

  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.

  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 on Finish.Goto 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...

• I need to know how to configure the security settings for my laptop secured with a wireless router & domestic printer on a network in an apt building

  I live in an apartment bldg & want to know if my phone is secured with a wireless router & domestic implementation of a network. I have a laptop HP under Win 7 pro, a desktop computer using XP, & a wireless Canon printer? I use Microsoft Security Essentials for security. Can you tell me the right settings to ensure the safety of my business? And if I use the 'Public' library in documents others may see them outside my home network?

  Hi Tere,

  You can see this Microsoft article to strengthen the security of your computer and your network.

   

  Make your network more secure

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/making-your-network-more-secure

   

  Personal information and files on your wireless network can sometimes be seen by people to pick up the signal from your network. This can lead to identity theft and other acts of violence. A network security key or password can help protect your network against this type of unauthorized access wireless. Refer to this article for more information:

  Set up a security key for a wireless network

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/set-up-a-security-key-for-a-wireless-network

  Public folders are a convenient way to share files on your computer. You can share files in the public folders with other people using the same computer and with people using other computers on your network. Any file or folder you put in a folder Public is automatically shared with the people who have access to your public folders.

  Share files via public folders

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/share-files-using-the-public-folders

  Hope this information helps. If you need help with Windows, let us know and will be happy to help you.

• Cannot access wireless with linksys WRT54GS router

  Hello

  I just installed a Linksys WRT54GS router on my connection, the problem I have is to be able to access with my wireless on my laptop.

  I kept getting a message saying 'connection unindentified' 'access '. I did most of what is already on your forum that such a power out of my rooter, my modem and such and still nothing. I am able to access wireless with my girlfriend Mac laptop, my playstation 3 and my desktop computer which uses Windows X. I initially thought that it my be a problem with my security but even when the connection is unprotected I still have this error. I am trying to disable the IpV6but that didn't ' dot something or the other.

  My laptop is a Toshiba Qosmio X 300 PQX32C-033019 with Vista and my router is a Linksys WRT54GS to. 6

  Here is my connection connect you, sorry if this is in French:

  Try this-

  Open an Internet Explorer browser on your computer (desktop) wired page. In the address bar type - 192.168.1.1 and press ENTER...
  Let the empty user name & password use admin lowercase...
  For wireless settings, follow these steps: -.
  Click on the Wireless tab
  -Here, select manual configuration... Wireless network mode must be mixed...
  -Provide a unique name in the name box of the wireless network (SSID) in order to differentiate your network from your network of neighbors...

  -Set the Standard - 20 MHz Radio band and change the Standard channel to 11-2, 462 GHz... Wireless SSID broadcast should be enabled and then click on save settings...
  Please take note of the name of the wireless network (SSID) because it's the network identifier...
  For wireless security: -.
  Click the sub-tab under wireless > Wireless Security...
  Change the mode of WEP wireless security, encryption must be 64-bit. Let the empty password, do not type in anything...
  Under type of WEP Key 1 in all 10 numbers please (numbers only and no mailbox for example: your 10-digit phone number) and click on save settings...
  Please note the 1 WEP key as it comes to the security key for the wireless network...

  Click the settings advanced wireless
  Change the interval of tag to 75 > change the Fragmentation threshold to 2304, change the RTS threshold to 2304 > click 'save settings '...

  On your Vista laptop, first turn off the wireless network connection and restart the laptop, and then enable the wireless connection...

  Then click Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > manage wireless network and click Add, select manually create a network profile and click Next, enter the name of your network SSID/network, select WEP for security type and enter your 10-digit network key and click Next, it should say 'Connected successfully to _' close all windows , and then restart the laptop, now see if you can connect to the Internet wireless...

• Problems with Zoom combo cable/modem (model 5350) wireless router

  Hey all,.

  I recently bought a zoom 5350 router without wireless/modem cable unit and noticed that my wireless connection was slow. I disabled the option "Flood IP Detection" (apparently a lot of people had this problem) and my speed wireless so far has been great. However, the laptop my sister (an Inspiron N5110) still has slow connectivity. I have the same laptop and I don't have any problem, then I guess that the problem is probably with his own computer. Are there possible solutions to this problem?

  Thanks in advance.

  omi291,

  Reading of the record HERE, I see the Zoom 5350 will connect on the 2.4 GHz ONLY.

  Are you using these settings to the recommended wireless router I use channel 11. I have a new SSID to connect easier.

  Rick

• Installation with WRT310N wireless router problem

  I have currently an old model WRT54G Router installed wireless that works very well, but I need the WPS technology if I want to install a newer model WRT310N router. I used the installation cd supplied with the router, which has not seen any problem until I removed the old router and plugged in power in the new after connecting the anc ethernet cables to my cable modem. For some reason any the software wont recognize the new router so I can continue with the configuration of the installation. Since I plugged the new router in the same connections that I had had the old LInksys router connected to, I do not understand why and I can not proceed with the installation. I finally just reinstalled... connected., my old router and it works fine, but this isn't a solution for me.

  It might have something to do with the sequence to connect the different cables? I also tried to use 192.168.1.1. via my browser and could up the installation screens but it wont let me install the new router so that the old one is still in place and without the old one in place, I can not access the configuration on my desktop screens.

  I have my router in a closet with my... cable modem... .but the WRT54G worked fine for 2 years in the same cupboard and I also installed a Netgear N600 router as an alternative. is it installed fine until what happened to the point where he said the beach was too limited. .i guess work in the closet.  I guess I can buy a range extender to solve this problem, but I have no experience with those so im not sure if this will solve the problem. I prefer to get the Linksys WRT310N to work if possible.

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Thanks for the tips on how to handle this. Fortunately, I discovered later that the Linksys router, I bought on ebay, is apparently defective and it now resides in my trash. That said, I also realized with the help of a neighbor that my Kindle works with the good old Linksys router I used for 4 years or more. My problem was to not understand how to download books on the Kindle, even though I thought I did. So the problem is moot. Sorry I got worth this site with no problem.

• 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...

• Vista can communicate with the wireless router, but cannot access the internet

  I have a SONY Vaio with Vista.  Until recently, it worked fine with an old router Netgear wireless with no encryption.  I replaced the router with a Linksys E1200 and set up for WPA/WPA2 encryption.  My iPod, iPad, an HP printer and laptop running Windows 7 quite change with absolutely no problem.  After entering the SSID and password on the Vaio, it connects to the router but will not access the Internet.  I tried to reset the router and cable modem, without success.  Suggestions before you start the laptop across the room and rid my life of the bane of Vista forever?

  Hello

  ·         What is the antivirus installed on the computer program?

  Let's try the following methods.

  Method 1: Temporarily disable the antivirus on the computer program and check if the problem persists. If no problem occurs, then you need to firewall settings in the security software.

  Note:  Check that you activate your anti-virus protection on the computer back after you complete these steps. It is not recommended to disable these settings on the computer. It's just to solve the problem.

  Disable the anti-virus software

  Method 2: Follow the steps in the article mentioned below.

  In the Windows wireless network connection problems

• N of Linksys wireless router

  I just bought (WRT160N) Linksys Wireless N Router and also ordered a Dell Studio 15 laptop.  The laptop comes with a Dell Wireless 1397 802. 11 g Half Mini Card - how do I know if this is a router "g" or "n"?  I was told that all the g's work with g or n; but n only works with n?

  Sorry, but totally new for the whole wireless thing.

  
  

• OfficeJet 6500 E709a with a wireless router

  Hello community of HP:

  After asking the opinion of the Best Buy Geek Squad, I went out and bought a network printer. My Geek Squad agent said that a printer that can connect directly into one of the four ethernet ports in the back of the wireless router will be accessible to all the computers on my network wireless (as long as each computer has the appropriate drivers). There are six computers on the network.

  I've assigned 192.168.1.3 as the IP address of the printer. When this laptop is connected directly to the router wireless using an ethernet cable, I can the two ping the printer on 192.168.1.3 and print documents. However, when I unplug the ethernet cable and use the wireless card to connect to the router, I can no longer ping this IP address or the printer printing.

  I tried to contact e-mail HP support, and to understand the limitations of English secondarily, I feel that the agents are only picking up some parts of this question. Each agent that I talk to think that I want to connect the 6500 wireless to the router and kindly reminds me of other models of the 6500 what wireless network adapter support. Let me repeat that this is not the case. The printer is intended to be connected to the router directly via an ethernet cable.

  The Windows Firewall has been disabled. I am running Windows XP SP3. There is no error message when I try to print when the computer is connected wireless to the router, but the documents are pending in the viewer of documents (right click on the printer icon and selecting 'Show all Active printers' reveals a queue of pages that my family has since tried to print before I told them the printer was not hooked up yet). Although this is not a wireless printer (see previous paragraph), I use a Netgear router with WEP 64-bit encryption. I have a feeling that it is a problem of port with this computer, but I can only confirm.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  It turns out that the guy who set up my wireless network had sent a signal to the modem cable three ways through a separator when he should have used a router. Splitter ports were wired in the ports of wall throughout my house. The printer could not be accepted by a wireless router (wired or not) located right next to her because of this configuration. I just had to buy another router and which allows to divide the modem cable so that each port has a separate IP address. This corrects the problem, and it is not the fault of HP.

  cable modem-> splitter--> 3-port ethernet wall separated in my house, which one had the router wired wireless<>

  cable modem-> router-> 3 separate wall ports, which was responsible for the printer<>