Hi
Try to Hard Reset th Router, after Hard Reset you should try to access the
device using a wired computer (Both Hard reset, default address, ID, and
pw, should be in the Router's manual). If you can Not access the Router
after hard reset you should seeck professional advice,
Jack (MVP-Networking).
"Bill & Debbie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have the following LinkSys wireless equipment:
> WPC54G Notebook adapter
> WRT54GC Broadband Router
> WMB54G Music Bridge
>
> My wireless network had been working great for several months. Then for
> some reason when I was data streaming my music, it started stuttering.
> Every 10 to 16 seconds, there would be about 1 sec of silence. Looking at
> the LinkSys site, it revealed that the firmware in my router needed to be
> updated. So, I downloaded the update and installed it as instructed.
> After updating the firmware, I loaded the CD to set up the router. It
> scans for the router but cannot find it on the network. I have tried
> every system and router power down and reset possible. Nothing seems to
> help. Something curious is I connect to the internet with ADSL. Right
> now my interconnection goes from my notebook => router => modem and I'm
> able to connect to the internet. Since the setup cannot find my router or
> network, there must be a direct connect. Also, if I try to get to my
> router from 192.168.1.1 it just times out. Of course before replacing the
> firmware, I would easily connect to my router through that path as well as
> through setup.
>
> Any suggestions on the best way to proceed from here will be greatly
> appreciated.
> Bill
>
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