Can someone help me set this thing up? Ive done it before at my appt but now moved home and trying to set it up. I plugged everything in like I normally do and my laptop is picking up the signal and says it is excellent but I just can not connect.
I am on my PC right now which is connected directly into the modem using a USB cable. Then I have an ethernet cable also attached to the modem going to the router. Ive used this router before so It is all configured and what not. Ive also tried going on that http"//192...... site that sets it up and still no luck.
anyone ? anyone ? pleaseee
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QUOTE (Marc-O @ Friday, April 20th, 2007, 5:38 PM) 
Can someone help me set this thing up? Ive done it before at my appt but now moved home and trying to set it up. I plugged everything in like I normally do and my laptop is picking up the signal and says it is excellent but I just can not connect.
I am on my PC right now which is connected directly into the modem using a USB cable. Then I have an ethernet cable also attached to the modem going to the router. Ive used this router before so It is all configured and what not. Ive also tried going on that http"//192...... site that sets it up and still no luck.
anyone ? anyone ? pleaseee
I am on my PC right now which is connected directly into the modem using a USB cable. Then I have an ethernet cable also attached to the modem going to the router. Ive used this router before so It is all configured and what not. Ive also tried going on that http"//192...... site that sets it up and still no luck.
anyone ? anyone ? pleaseee
Hopefully this helps.....
Linksys Forum FAQ Post
all i know is i almost never get the linksys software to work. i usually just use XP's auto find and then it magically works, but maybe you are doing this. to sum up, I'm no help
QUOTE (Marc-O @ Friday, April 20th, 2007, 6:38 PM)
Can someone help me set this thing up? Ive done it before at my appt but now moved home and trying to set it up. I plugged everything in like I normally do and my laptop is picking up the signal and says it is excellent but I just can not connect.
I am on my PC right now which is connected directly into the modem using a USB cable. Then I have an ethernet cable also attached to the modem going to the router. Ive used this router before so It is all configured and what not. Ive also tried going on that http"//192...... site that sets it up and still no luck.
anyone ? anyone ? pleaseee
I am on my PC right now which is connected directly into the modem using a USB cable. Then I have an ethernet cable also attached to the modem going to the router. Ive used this router before so It is all configured and what not. Ive also tried going on that http"//192...... site that sets it up and still no luck.
anyone ? anyone ? pleaseee
Your laptop might be picking up a neighbor's wifi. I'd check to make sure that I was connecting to the right router. Does your SSID look familiar?
Try upgrading the firmware on your router. This is my usual shotgun-in-the-dark attempt-to-fix-all go-to solution. Download the latest firmware for your router from the site and uploaded it onto the router.
If that doesn't work, try unplugging and plugging your router back in.....
Other than that, I've got nothing.
(note: I know next to nothing about computers. Hopefully somebody who does can help more).
If that doesn't work, try unplugging and plugging your router back in.....
Other than that, I've got nothing.
(note: I know next to nothing about computers. Hopefully somebody who does can help more).
QUOTE (LongLiveYorke @ Saturday, April 21st, 2007, 12:01 AM)
Try upgrading the firmware on your router. This is my usual shotgun-in-the-dark attempt-to-fix-all go-to solution. Download the latest firmware for your router from the site and uploaded it onto the router.
If that doesn't work, try unplugging and plugging your router back in.....
Other than that, I've got nothing.
(note: I know next to nothing about computers. Hopefully somebody who does can help more).
If that doesn't work, try unplugging and plugging your router back in.....
Other than that, I've got nothing.
(note: I know next to nothing about computers. Hopefully somebody who does can help more).
In my experience with linksys routers, these two things fix most of the problems you run in to.
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