Call the tech people at the router company they will walk you through getting it set up properly. If it worked before the change over, then part of their job is making sure you are set up again with the new system.
SOURCE: Wireless Access Point Problem
only thing thats worth trying is hold the reset button on the router in for 10 secs. see if it makes any difference. you could install a new firmware but not likely to make much difference for that kinda fault.. John
SOURCE: belkin f5d7132
For best results, you should connect it directly to the other router with an ethernet cable.
SOURCE: Installation
User manual: http://www.belkin.com/support/article/?lid=en&pid=F5D8233-4&aid=8340&scid=942
Don't forget to make a WPA key to secure your network. (WPA is stronger than WEP encryption) also AES is stronger than TKIP.
Other than that you should just plugin your WAN (modem) to the router in the specified port and then plugin any wired connections, if you don't have any you need to use the wireless connection and connect to your router and set it up that way.
The setup address should be 192.168.0.1, or 192.168.1.1, or it maybe be different, in that case go to start>run>type cmd and then type in ipconfig in the command prompt, and the gateway address is the one that is the router setup IP. Enter that into your web browser (if the first 2 don't work, use the cmd/ipconfig method to findout the gateway address.)
After that you can refer to the manual since I dont have the same router.
Sorry if thats not enough help!
SOURCE: Belkin N Wireless Router - wireless light no longer lit up
Just in case it helps anyone else, I just had to toggle between broadcasting SSID and fixed the problem.
SOURCE: connect belkin f5d7130 to homehub 1.5
You need to connect all pc's and homehub to a switch so they can talk to one another. Then use the AP as a wireless access point to connect all wireless laptops, and connect the AP to the switch with ethernet cable, and you have a network. Just make sure that only your HH or AP supplies IP addresses or they will clash.
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Do you have a security WEP or WPA key in the router?
Also try to set a static IP address in the printer
Also, I had a HP printer that would not connect until I browsed to the printer's web page and set the compatability mode to use in Ad-hoc b mode .I also have a Belkin router.
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