20 Most Recent NetGear RangeMax NEXT WNR834B Wireless Router Questions & Answers

First thing to check here if the pc is getting a valid IP address to do this go to Command prompt and then type IPCONFIG and hit enter the computer should have a 192.x.x.x IP address if it does do this next step on the command prompt type this command PING YAHOO.COM and hit enter check if you will receive 4 replies after you hit enter if you receive Request timed out there a chance that a security software is blocking the connection like a firewall so disable that firewall for the mean time , but if you receive 4 replies it means that internet is really working on the computer and there's just something wrong with your Internet explorer of
Firefox settings..
For internet explorer follow this, Click on Tools > Internet options > connections tab > Lan settings make sure nothing is check and also select never dial a connection then click OK and restart the computer..
Then after that try the internet if its working now....

Do a hard reset (20sec hold reset button, unplug for 20 sec still pressing the reset button and another 20 sec to turn on the power while holding the reset button). That should reset to defaults.

On the router, you will see some sort of ventilation for the air to pass try smelling from there and if you smell anything the smells like burnt plastic or rubber then the device itself is burned from inside because of the power outage, however, this is extremely rare case scenario I doubt it will burn like that so easily, and do perform the same step on the power source adapter of the router because in many cases it is the power source that gets burn and not the device. After that perform some troubleshooting steps check if the power chord connected to the router is properly connected also please check the power outlet with other electronic devices to see if the outlet is working. I am not sure but I am assuming that it is the power adapter that got damage and not the router. Let me know if any issues.

The Office jet 4620E connects via wireless, but first you need to step up the network connection by connecting it up via a USB cable. Then convert it to wireless working. Read the manual here, start from Page 198 http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03251656

Most of the NETGEAR devices, except ReadyNAS products and Fully Managed switches, have the following default username and password:

• Username = admin
• Password = password
• • For older devices, password = 1234

If you have changed the default password and have forgotten it, you will need to reset the NETGEAR device to factory default settings in order to use the default username and password. Click here to learn how to reset the NETGEAR device to factory default settings. Please note: restoring a device to its factory default settings will erase any changes you have saved to the device.

User Manual can be found here: http://documentation.netgear.com/wnr834b/enu/202-10171-01/pdfs/FullManual.pdf OR, In the rear of the device near the AC jack you will see a tiny reset button push and hold for 30 seconds or so. This will reset your device to default settings. You will need to reconfigure the SSID and Security settings.

Yes proxy server not responding is most common problem : Go to Tools > Internet Options > Connections. If you are on a LAN, click "LAN settings" and make sure your firewall settings aren't blocking your web access. if not solved than go to your router setting page http://support.netgear.com/for_home/default.aspx and need any technical assistance for set-up DNS setting http://www.techsupportrouter.com/

simply, connect it via network cable (LAN socket), turn on, check your gateway ip address, then type it in web browser, name/password should be admin/1234 or admin/admin, inside set what you need...

power cycle. if it still doesn't work then reset to factory defaults and set back up again from scratch.

Login is admin and password is password are the defaults for this router.

It depends on the ISP:If it's DSL (verizon, att, centurylink, etc)then you will need dsl login and password credentials. (PPPoE or PPPoA)some others dont require it (DHCP) so you need to call and ask themt o confirm these.you might also want to ask them about the ADSL settings: Multiplexng Method, VPI and VCI numbers. This will be very helpful.For CABLE connections (comcast, time warner, etc)it should be automatic. but if not try to search for MacSpoofing.http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1086

Have you checked the sticker on the router? Sometimes they actually print the security key on a sticker usually on the back or on the underside of the router.You can also get to the routers internal settings, which will allow you to see or reset the security key, by plugging your PC directly into the router and typing in:192.168.0.1 in your browsers address bar. This should take you into the logon screen for your router.If you need any kind of technical assistance you can contact support cell at http://www.vtechsquad.com/

Try this.

Unplug the Router.
Unplug the modem.
Wait about 15-20 secs.
Reconnect the modem.
wait about a minute or until all the lights are solid on the display.
Reconnect the Router.
Wait about another minute until everything is given time to start up.
Try connecting again.

If it still does that, it may be a problem with your computer that your trying to access with wirelessly.

My mother had that problem on one of her laptops, it turned out that her particular installation didn't support WPA or WEP incryption. I did a full reinstall and now it works.

If you want to avoid a full reinstall you can try uninstalling the wireless network card, then reinstalling it.(Make sure you go to your manufacturers web site first to download the proper driver for your model)

I hope this helps,
Simon.

Connect the computer to the router.Check the IP address of the router.Open the setup page and you will find the network key.See how to find network key

any metal objects or any appliances that transmit radio frequencies affects your connectivity thru wireless. make sure the path is clear especially where the router is located.

May be a button on back of router to power on/off. If you have any other electronics you can compare voltages on power cords and make sure they match and try a new power cord. Generally though with routers if it has been fried by a surge of some kind there generally isn't a way to fix it, at least not in any way that will be cheaper than just replacing the router itself.

you would have to log into the router itself- Usually netgears are on 192.168.0.1- once you're in the router, go to the wireless setup to get the WEP or WPA keys you need to setup your hardware I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/susan_42b401e0b1603d8a