20 Most Recent NetGear WG111V2 Wireless Adapter - Page 9 Questions & Answers

If the internet comes into the router, and not the DVD player, then the reason it keeps rebooting is that the internet link is going down.

On the label at the back of the router.

Check the protocol used by the router and that used by the wireless adaptor. They should be the same, one may not be possible on the other.

Look on the label at the back of the router.

There is usually a pin hole on the back or bottom of the router which allows you to reset it to factory defaults. Use after it is powered on.

Look on the label at the back of he router.

This is the page you want, connecting the modem and the router needs to be done through the WAN/Internet Ethernet port. http://support.brighthouse.com/Article/Connect-Computer-Router-6628/?searchid=321247&pos=1

Linksys Or Cisco

You need to ask Lenovo support why it does this, as it is not normal. Are you sure it is not asking for the password number? This you need to get from the router as it depends on the protocol used. If it is your router you should already have the password.

If the printer is connected via wireless it may not be set up correctly, as a network printer. Connect it up via a USB cable to make sure it works, then change it to Wireless configuration and re-install it as a network not a USB printer.

Replace it, it is obviously faulty.

Here is the manual http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/DM111P(U)v2_UM_06Oct08.pdf

Page 64, you can block the internet site by keyword of "facebook" See manual http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/FVG318_RM_09Oct07.pdf

It is not compatible with a netgear router because they do the same job, one on broadband and one on 3G HSPA. Two routers do not connect to each other.

The problem is towards the ISP connection. Contact the ISP with the problem.

The computer does not support WPS.

Try the label on the back of the router.

Is it connected via cable? If so disconnect the cable, if you want it to work wireless.

Try the label at the back of the router.

Look at the label at the back of the router.