20 Most Recent Siemens D1675 Motherboard - Page 8 Questions & Answers

these kind of problem can be solved by reloadubf your operating system .

remember during the process you will be formating your laptop but dont be scared that is the only solution to your system problem

Hi Kent - this is apparently a router supplied by an ISP in the UK. From what I have seen, there is a WPA key on the bottom label of the router. It looks like this:



I found this on this site.

I hope this helps & good luck! Please rate this reply "4 thumbs up" if you're happy with the info I found. Thanks!

Click Start
Click Run
Type SERVICES.MSC
Press Enter
Select the "Wireless Zero" service
Click to start it running (in the background)
Close this window
Close the Services windows
Connect the USB adapter
Windows should recognize it as a "plug-and-play" device
Windows should display "click here to view Wireless Networks"
Select a network, and connect to that network.
Done!

Hi there,

The difference between a Lsn Card and a modem are this - A Lan card is a card that you slide into the side of a laptop and it can allow you the ability to get onto a network wirelessly. A Lan card for a PC allows a Lan connection by way of a CAT 5 cable that will allow you to get onto the internet or if a crossover cable is attached to your pc to another you are directly connected to the network. A modem is a piece of hardware that is installed into a slot in the PC that will allow you the ability to get onto the internet by attaching a phone line to it through the RJ 11 jack (which it comes with 2 rj11 jacks on it).


Here is the picture of LAN port and Modem port

Hi,
You can try the default passwords to login your router.
user: admin
password:admin or n/a (leave blank)

If you changed your login password and forget it you can try to reset your router first. (Reset button on the back of the router. You will probably need a toothpick to poke it.)

Then try the default password again.

Hope this helps.

pls see the user's manual of the router for the router lan ip.go to that ip and configure.

Hi there, Please follow these steps to set up your a wireless network with your Siemens Speedstream 6520 Wireless Modem.
To create a wireless network you first need to enable the wireless functionality of the router. To do this you need to connect the router by an Ethernet cable to your computer. Once the wireless modem is plugged into your computer via Ethernet and turned on please follow these steps to enable the wireless functionality.
If you have already enabled your wireless network please click here to go to the instructions to connect a new computer to the wireless network.

1. Open Internet Explorer or your preferred browser.
2. In the address bar type 192.168.254.254 then press enter.
3. This will bring up the main page for the Router.
4. Once the start up page has loaded you will then need to login by clicking on the "Go" button in the top left of the window.
5. This will bring up the Login page. Once the page has loaded please enter the username username and your password, then click "Log In".

Note: The default password is "admin", although this may have changed if you have changed the password.
This will bring you to the following page.
Once this page has loaded click on "Home Network" and then click "Advanced".
Once the new page has loaded you will have a list of links, please click on the "Configure the Local Speedstream Gateway Wireless Network" link.
This will bring up a new page called "Wireless Summary".
Once this page has loaded place click on "Begin Wireless Wizard".
On the new page under where it says "Wireless Interface" please click "Enable".
Once you have changed the wireless interface to "Enable" please enter a name for your wireless network where it says SSID (e.g. "Home Office").
Then please click on the "Next" link.
On the new page, please change "Security Mode" to "WEP 64-bits" and click "Next".

mcdevito75 here, Contact Siemens for a new manual, either online, Phone or thru a computer outlet like Staples, Best Buy etc.

Most routers have a defalt user/password for setup and chainges. Try "admin" "password" to gain access to router. From there you should be able to reset any passwords put on it.

Connect your router to computer with ethernet cable then you can access it with following default link.
http://192.168.0.1
or
http://192.168.1.1
If you are not able to access it with above ip then check your computers ip address gateway ip is your router ip try with it.
Then it ask for user name and password.
Type user as "admin" and password as "admin" or "password" or blank.
Then you can see configuration page of router.
Then go to Tools ->system and change time and date as you like.
Then save settings and restart router that's it.

Let me know if you need further assistance.
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Since you swapped everything, the last option will be the on-board power supply. If it has failed, then nothing will work. As a guess, I would assume the 1.8v power supply for the CPU has quit.

try to disable the antivirus software and try to connect again, if this doesnt work try to go to safe mode w/ networking

to go to safemode w/ networking you can try this options:

when using windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. try to restart the computer as soon as the computer turns on immediately strike F8 key continuously, in advance menu option or advance boot option use the arrow key to highlight safemode w/ netwokring and hit enter ( if you see you operating system just hit enter again )

or try this one:

for windows XP,
click start
click run, type in msconfig
in msconfig click the tab for Boot.ini click safeboot at the bottom and choose network, hit enter
click apply and ok
restart the computer

for windows vista and windows 7
click start button or the pearl
type in msconfig in the start search and hit enter
click the Boot tab
click the safeboot and choose networking
click apply and ok
restart the computer

i hope this helps
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The only number I can find is located on this web-page. When I chose USA, it gave me a warranty hotline. I would go ahead and call that number, talk with a representative, explain the situation to them, and hope they either assist you or give you the telephone number to their support network.

Hopefully that information is enough to go on. Let me know if it isn't and I'll try to step you through the process of accessing your wireless router's configuration panel in hopes you can assign your own IP addresses.