I have a linksys wired router how come it has to be reset everyday  when I get online for the first time ?
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Maybe try to go to their website and see if there is a firmware update for it.
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Put a password on it use the WEP option on your wireless configuration settings and set a password to your connection.\n\nIf you have D-LINK or netgear go to this site http://www.webhazard.com/html/how_to_set_wep.html and it will give you step by step directions.\n\nIf you have Linksys go to http://micro.uoregon.edu/homenetworking/linksys/ and it will give you directions on how to set it.\n\nIf you have neither, then just contact me and I can give you directions. I need to know what kind of router you have.
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If you are talking about your Yahoo signing off and then back on.  You're connection was reset.  The router settings are what cause the reset.  You'll need to check your router manual.
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I went through that when I setup my wireless network at home.  I contacted technical support for my service (SBC Yahoo DSL) and they told me the code is printed on the bottom of the router/modem.  I don't know what service you have, or if you setup the code and then forgot.  Either way, contact your technical support
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Review of the Linksys WAG354G wireless, ADSL2+, 4 port router. This new 802.11g wireless router from Linksys is a break from their traditional style of routers with significant design flair over their standard offering.\nWhat's in the box\n\n    * Router\n    * Power supply\n    * Ethernet cable\n    * Telephone cable\n    * Microfilter\n    * Manual on CD-ROM\n    * Quick start guide\n\nGetting Started\nThe router itself is about the size of a double CD, much smaller than a normal Linksys router. It can be stood either horizontally (on 4 small rubber feet) or, vertically by twisting round a flat stabilizer (stops it falling over). Unlike most linksys wireless gear, there are no visible external antenna, but a hidden RP-SMA connector is under a pop-out flap on the top of the router (when standing vertically). There are no rubber feet to hold it in place when mounting it vertically and being so light it slide around quite easily.\n\nThe router has all of the standard features you'd expect : firewall, port fowarding, dmz host, dhcp server, remote logging and upnp.\n\nAs with all wireless gear, it's always best to start configuring it via ethernet first, so wireless security can be enabled before connecting to it wirelessly the first time. Initial configuration is much the same as for other linksys routers. Most of the initial settings are designed to get the router to work straight away out of the box, with the minimum of configuration. Both the firewall and UPNP default to turned on. My preference is to turn UPNP off as I want to know what software is trying to poke holes in my firewall (especially handy with kids in the house), but I can understand Linksys turning it on, as I'm sure this results in fewer support calls.\n\nInitial wireless configuration defaults to unencrypted, but turning WPA encryption on and setting a password is very simple. Unlike some other wireless routers, there doesn't appear to be an option to generate a random long password for WPA which is a shame, so you'll have to make one up (try to make it at least 20 characters long).\n\nThe ADSL router settings page did not default to the correct VPI/VCI settings for the country it was bought in, but the router did come with a sheet listing the default values for most countries. Whilst this is a small point, it leaves it very easy to get the wrong settings if you don't already know to look them up. The ADSL line status page gives a good amount of detail on you line status (initializing/connected/etc), including the attenuation and signal to noise ratios. You can configure the router to either connect on demand or to stay connected to the adsl. I don't really see the point of connect on demand, as it just adds a delay the first time you want to access a web page or email. There seems little point in not leaving the router always connected.\nPerformance\nTesting the wireless router on a marginal ADSL line gave a much more stable connection (with better SNR figures) then the ISP provided USB modem it was replacing. I'm guessing that in order to support ADSL2+ the router has a more sensitive modem.\n\nWith no external antenna I wasn't expecting fantastic range or speeds, but the wireless connection speed never dropped below 36Mbps anywhere in the house even going through thick brick walls. I'd mounted the router vertically on the desk so not being blocked by a pc case probably helped the reception. Transfering data wirelessly was very stable, and the wireless connection seemed to add around 0.5 ms to ping times, which is quite acceptable.\n\nAfter hours of continuous operation neither the power supply or router were hot to touch, though the router does have a large amount of venting holes which obviously helps\nConclusion\nIf you are after a wireless router and adsl modem all in one, then I don't think you will be dissappointed with this offering from Linksys. It was both simple to configure and get working, and has
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You should access the router at 192.168.1.1 not 192.168.10.1  There is a black reset button on the router if you must reset it.  Usually you have to use like a paper clip to press the button down as it is recessed.\n\nAre the little lights on the front on?\n\nIf not its probably blown and you must replace.
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#1 - Take the router out of line. - If your problem persists, then you can eliminate the router as being bad.\n\n#2 - Make sure all of your cables are good. Just one bad cable can cause the intermittent scenario you are describing.\n\n#3 - Power cycle the modem. Turn off your computer first. Then, unplug the power cable from your modem for at least 30 seconds. Plug it back in and restart your computer. \n\n#4 - Check your Network Interface Card on your computer. \nStart \nControl Panel\nSystem\nHardware Tab\nDevice Manager\nNetwork Adapters\n\nRight click on listed adapters\nproperties\nDevice Status is? If this says your device is working properly, then this COULD eliminate this problem. Not 100% guarantee though.\n\nBorrow a friend's modem (if you can) and hook it up. This will help you determine if your modem is the culprit.\n\nStill no help?\n\nCall your service provider technical support and if you are nice, they may walk you through your problem at no charge. They will also inform you on how you can obtain a new modem, if that is the case.\n\nHope this all helps!
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Just reset the router. That will reset the WEP key.
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heh, your router is giving out dynamic addresses.\n\nA very simple fix would be always to start one computer before the other, or, a more permanent solution would be to assign your computer a fixed address. You could also have your router assign a fixed address to a computer based on the MAC address of that computer. Both of the latter solutions will require a bit of manual reading if you're unfamiliar with them.
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You either are on a local network or are on broadband (cable, satilite or DSL) and are using a router. \n\nGo here for free info on how to configure it:\nhttp://www.portforward.com/routers.htm
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if resetting your router does not work then call your ISP and tell them something like you want to set up a wireless network at home and you need certain device to have static address.  And that everytime you try to setup the device the IP address changes.  And this change renders your network useless.\n\nIf they have more questions tell them you have one printer connected to a computer and when you try to print you can't.  So you need to change the wireless configuration to assign a static address to the computer with the printer attached.
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Connect the routers "internet" port into the cord coming from the DSL modem. If your DSL provider uses PPPOE authentication you will need to configure your router to work with it. You can edit this in your router's configuration page which can be accessed by going to internet explorer and typing its ip address (192.168.1.1 on linksys routers or 192.168.0.1 on dlink) in the address bar. When you hit enter you will be prompted for a password and username. The default for this is typically username:admin password:admin. There will be a section in the configuration where you can add this. Otherwise i would check your physical connections and reset your DSL modem after you connect the router by unplugging it and plugging it back in.\n\nHope this helps :)
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just restart the pc and it will all be ok, see we have dynamic IP addresses so the change every so often,maybe the are changing when you  there is no activity on your connection and since your pc is on stand by it doesnt receive the change.
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The only problem I have had with my linksys router, is that every so often it kicks my IP address, and I have to unplug it for a few minuets, then plug it in again and it works fine. I also had to move it clear away from my comcast modem because they were to close. which was causing me to lose my Ip even more often. Now it only happens once in awhile.
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Hello. I had the same problem (kinda) with my wireless network. What I did was go to start -> run -> then typed in cmd to open the command prompt. When that came up I typed "netsh winsock reset" (minus the quotes). After a few seconds when it says that it is done, you have to reset your computer for the new settings to take effect. I hope that this works for you.
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Well it should not do that but if it dose. Go start run type CMD. Than type ipconfig /all. See what is your IP address, SubNet Mask, Default Gateway, and your DNS. Copy them on the paper. Than right click on My Network Places and go properties. Than right click on Local Area Connection and go properties. Double click on TCP/IP, click on use following IP address, and fill in what is on your paper. It will keep your IP address.\n\nTo explain Y because your network card for some reason dose not wake up automatic. All you have to do than is try to replace the network card, or first reinstall the drivers for it.
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Will take only 20 min to fix this if u call linksys tech support. call to this toll free no 1-800-546-5797 (or)\n\n1-800-326-7114\n\nI work for linksys