I'm having issues with the belkin F5D7234-4 and intermittent connectivity with the network, i'm running a compaq c502tu and the belkin G/G+ router, which the router is hooked up to a general custom built pc (in the bedroom less than 90 feet from the livingroom) and i'm having HUGE intermttent connectivity issues - is this a router issue, or what? [I've checked the settings and everything!] We've also been having slow internet problems with our ADSL, which could be a cabling issue. We just replaced the router before, again a belkin which had issues with totally disconnecting from the net and having problems.

The best solution is to delete your network and create a new one
Also reset your Belkin Router to factory default settings.
This would take care of your issue.

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= The Belkin Router Utility Might Not have Been Installed Properly.

> To Get Rid of this Issue 1st of all Disable or Uninstall Belkin Router Utility.

- Goto Start > Control Panel > Uninstall Programs

- Select Belkin Router Manager Utility & Uninstall It.

> Now you Have to Remove preferred Networks & Join the wireless Network.

Steps to Remove Preferred Network & Joining the Network

- Windows XP

- Goto Start > Control Panel > Network Connections > Right Click on Wireless Network Connection > Click on Properties > Select Wireless Networks Tab > Under Preferred Networks Box > Select your Wireless Network Name & Click on Remove Button. Close the window

- Right Click on Wireless Network Connection & Click on View Available wireless Networks.



- Wireless Network Connection window will appear. Select the network you wish to connect and click Connect. It will ask you For a Network Key Type in your Password.




> Windows Vista & Windows 7


- Go to Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Click on Manage wireless networks Right click on your wireless Network > Click on Remove Network .


> Connecting to a Wireless Network.

- Goto Network & Sharing Center Click Connect to

- Select your wireless network & click Connect


- It will ask you For a Security Key Type in your Password.


( If you are unable to go online you can try power cycling the router for about 15 seconds. If Even Power cycling doesn't work that means you have to disable WPS option on the Belkin router)

Running the risk of a thick ear from the wife, I would dismantle and uninstall the network. Reboot your computer and set it up again then add your wifes computer without letting 7 change the settings.

1.Primarily, if you use a N standard wireless router, you must go in for the same N standard adapter, to get full efficiency. You didn't mention the model no.
2.If you have any other wireless computer in your house, check with that if it also has the same issues. Try checking with new and old wireless devices.
3.If finally, you conclude that its only this Belkin adapter that is responsible for intermittent connection, then:
3a. Uninstall the Belkin adapter's utility and drivers from control panel(Add/Remove programs)
3b.Go to http://en-us-belkin.com/support and download the latest drivers for your model.
3c. Unplug the adapter and run the downloaded setup file. (Setup will walk you through from here)

But i could have helped you better if you had mentioned the model or part number along with the version of it.
Anyway, this would certainly work.

I dont think belkin has a stable driver for win.7 at this time. I have a belkin n router with a belkin adapter and had no luck.
Some people have had some success using a Vista driver.
You could go to www.bioticaindia.com and download a win 7 driver there. They show a 48% success rate.

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most likely the issue is mostly on the belkin side as you deff don't want to use belkin product for any sort of gaming. If oyu want to continue using it try going to belkin.com and checking for firmware updates for all the devices in the picture and belkin seems to send out a lot of firmware updates to fix he bad ones they have already sent out.

It seems like your router is configured once without any issues. Ignore that error message if you are connected with the internet. The setup couldnt find the Network adapter or the router because it is know more a factory default settings. It is been configured already

don't shout at me, but many of the older compaq laptops did not come with a wireless nic installed, and the ones that did sometimes did not support G let alone N.

If able you need to check that the Wireless NIC if installed/avaliable supports your wireless router or most likly the otherway round.

firstly I would try removing any USB wireless adapters that you may have in use from one of your other computers and try it in the compaq, if sucessful you know that it is not your setup of your home network at fault.