Sky Router (DG934G) losing connection to PS3

ethernet not found means there is no connection via the cable to the router.
have you configured the wireless settings on the ps3?

You won't need to unlock it just factory reset it.
If you look at the back of the router next to the power cable there is a small hole to factory reset it you will need to poke a pin or paperclip in there and hold it for about 5 seconds then it should reboot and be factory reset.
Then assuming your pc is connected to it via network cable it's default IP address should be 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1
This will probably be on the sticker underneath the unit. as will the default user name and password. so just type the IP address in a web browser and log in to configure.
The link to the manual is here.
http://kbserver.netgear.com/pdf/dg834g_dg834gb_ref_manual_03Jun05.pdf
Thanks

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What type of Netgear Router you are using?
If you have more than one ethernet ports to your Netgear Router, then connect your switch with a patch cable to the Router. Switch on it and check.
So that can share the resourses.

Here is a site with Port Forwarding instructions, just pick your router model:

http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm

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add your previus setting in your netgear router
fist you have contect with your pc and config and fist resert the all current seting

wep key or router administrative password?
if you have router admin password, you just go to your router settings and reset, delete all WEP key setting
(i assume one that connect to your router is only the PS3)
The setting should be web-based.
connect a pc to your router using LAN/ethernet port.
Access the router (you should know the router
ip address) via IE ex: http://192.168.0.1/
Read your router manual for details.

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into your browser, a netgear window should come
up name is (admin) PW is (password) default.
goto to wireless settings.
Tick Enable Wireless Access Point
Tick Allow Broadcast of Name (SSID, give it a name
Under security options, Tick none
Hit apply and exit
Setup your laptop up with no security to start with, the laptop
Should now see the Netgear SSID name you made.
After this find out your laptops MAC address, log back onto the
Netgear unit, add the MAC address to the allowed list, hit apply
And exit, now only your laptop will be able to get a wireless connection.
Hope this helps
Have a nice day

You didn't mention which Netgear router you have. Customers of Netgear have reported problems with the WNR854R model. See Maximum PC April 2008.

Just plug the cable modem ethernet into the input to your router and you will be fine. Just remember, if you decide you want to make any changes to your router settings through your browser, make sure you hook up an ethernet line from your laptop to the router before making any changes. The reason for this is if you make a change in security settings on your router while wireless, the router will reboot and if your laptop did have the settings changed in it, you can be locked out.
Not that you can't get back in, but it is a pain to have to do.