20 Most Recent Belkin F5D7130 And F5D7010 (Bundle) 802.11g/b (f5d7130/f5d7010) - Page 11 Questions & Answers

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Make sure you update your firmware. Early firmware versions do not support AirPrint (or any Bonjour-dependent services).

reboot your router fully depower it for atleast 30 seconds if that does not work after it reboots then redo your wifi settings

that depends what type of battery you are using, how much time and length of time, some keyboard will run the battery down faster than others, keyboard maybe needs taken apart and cleaned, check the connection in the battery compartment checking for crouching. keyboard maybe getting warning out.

It should get an IP address automatically. Is the router configured for internet ? Is there a device thats already connected to the internet with this router ?

Hi try this and let me know if this helps .

1. Connect your computer to the router with a cable
2. Turn off wifi if its a laptop
3. Open router setup page by typing http://192.168.2.1
4. On the left under Utilities Click System Settings
5. Leave the password blank and click submit
6. And here leave the current password blank, Create a new password and confirm it
7. Save the changes

Hope this Helps Regards Rakesh Warrier http://facebook.com/quietmouse89

You need to access your router IP page to change frequency channels, the default IP page address is 192.168.2.1.. Open a web browser and type that address into the url, that should take you to your routers IP page. There are many settings in there you don't want to mess with if you don't know what they mean, now scroll down to wireless settings after gaining access into your router. There you will find channel options, I'd pick channel 11 also if you have a smart phone you can download an app of the google play store called WiFi analyzer. In that app it will show you how crowded channels are around you, most are on channel 1,6.

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Connect to the router via a cable. Open CMD (command) prompt and type: iconfig you will see a default gateway listed - write the ip address down. Open internet explorer and enter the gateway address into the address bar. Should open a web page to configure the router. You may have to provide a password. If you're only interested in wireless password change, select different pages until you get to the wireless stuff. Try this site: http://techchannel.radioshack.com/change-security-settings-belkin-wireless-router-1402.html How to Change Security Settings on Belkin Wireless Router

Telephone your ISP, and ask their "technical support" department to reset their modem.

Turn the new modem off. Turn the wireless router off. Turn the modem on. Wait 60 seconds for the modem to reset itself. Connect an Ethernet cable from the modem to the 'WAN' port on the router. Turn the router on. Wait 60 seconds for the router to reset itself. Done.

Obviously I shouldn't know the password. But it looks like the WiFi access point you're trying to connect has a external login page configured. Which require a user name & password. Although some system has free browsing option for guest. You should contact the administrator for your username & password. Thank you

You have to login to your router as Admin and in the settings, you can choose WEP or WPA2. You (I think) once did set it up as WEP, so with the manual for the correct router (I don't know what router you have) you should be able to change it. I hope you did write down the admin password. Read what is on the outside of the router, because sometimes you can press a reset button for a certain time and it will be back in factory default settings. Then the password is also printed on the device. and the login address to.

Depends on which OS you are using. If it is XP you have to do it manually, if 7 or 8 it does it almost automaticly. Need more info

The network settings on the Xbox One are on this page. http://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-one/networking/network-settings You must be able to select the Access Point (Belkin Router) and put in the password. You should be able to see the connection is live or not from the same page on the Xbox. On some routers you also have to make special instructions to allow the Xbox to have Internet ports put through to the Xbox one. Network ports used by Xbox LIVE

There is no Wireless Distribution System (WDS) on this Belkin product as it is a SWITCH, not a router. See the reply from Belkin here. Belkin F7D2301 Airport Xtreme BS 4th gen client configuration You would have to buy a router, connect it to a broadband service and put this switch on the LAN side to get Internet access or connect up to a Wireless device.

VPN connection http://www.bestcheapvpnservice.com/cheap-vpn-router/ to change your local IP address and open blocking freely and securely.