I KEEP LOSING CONNECTION FROM MY BELKIN ROUTER. EVERY SO OFTEN I LOSE AND IT KEEP SAYING "NETWORK DIAGNOSTICS PINGED THE REMOTE BUT DID NOT RECEIVE A RESPONSE.

1. Disable your windows firewall immediately or allow the firewall to permit the ping.
2. 127.0.0.1 is loopback address to ensure your network card is working fine.
3. Change the network cable with serviceable one.
4. Un-install the driver and reinstall with new one from OEM site

check your isp, they could be droping you if the modem don't recieve a dhcp ping

Wau let me resolve it for you.

o restore the router to factory default settings, please do the following:
1. Unplug the router's power supply
2. Press and hold the reset button on the back of the router
3. Keep the reset button depressed and, at the same time, plug the power supply back in
4. Keep the reset button depressed for another 10 seconds
5. Release the reset button

do this operation 3 times after this your router will go to factory settings
after go to command prompt and ping router like this.

ping 192.168.2.1 and press enter

you will get 4 reply same and 4 packeges= send / 4 packeges= receive and /0 packeges= lose

is you receive this answer you are ready to configure your router again.

also please type .

ipconfig and press enter the answer need to be like this

ip address 192.168.2.2 sample
subnet mask 255.255.255.x
and default gateway 192.168.2.1

good luck and please rate me techbelkin

Ok here is your solution.

1. let me know your Windows operating system
2. check your Security type setting in your router
3. channel and SSID sharing
4. disable Firewall in router
   

Check your windows firewall and some anti virus who cant also block your signal.Go to setup page Belkin using 192.168.2.1

If you cant open it just reset router,go in the back of your router and locate the reset ping.
if you still cant do it just check your physical connection and go to command prompt using RUN and type CMD after ping router 192.168.2.1 and you will get a four answer and zero lose.
if you still cant do it ask me for a remote setup in your pc .

If you are able to open Belkin setup page using 192.168.2.1
Check all configurations and be sure you can setup it to wep64 bit security mode and your problem will be solved.

check to see if you have the router next to a cordless phone or microwave.
2. verify the configuration on the Belkin.
3. check for the current firmware.
Do the same for the Airport.
vary the frequency setting if you have cordless phones.

Well, can you imagine a cable company lying? I can. However, it is also possible that when you moved, you started using a wire that is not in as good shape as it might be.
Will any of these routers log?
What is it that makes you think that your connection is dropping?
If you had a Linux box, you could make some monitoring tools, and you might consider making a bat file for windows that ping something on your cable company's network in a loop (traceroute to 8.8.8.8 and ping the first thing that is not on your net), and see if it drops packets when you get a drop.
Were you on the same cable company before you moved?
These things are hard to diagnose, even when someone who is knowledgable lives there. From afar, they are impossible to debug.
Say you are accessing something on the Playstation Network. From me to the playstation network is 15 hops and a reboot of any of those routers is going to cause a reset of anyone behind that router.
Now, if you can get access to a program called "mtr" either on Linux or on older than Vista you can simultaneously test many levels of connection between you and the other end. So you can run pings of many of the routers between your end and the end you are talking to - and if you lose a packet from a bunch of them at once, that is a failure. Typically there will be a point where in front of this router things worked and behind it everything failed. If that is one of your old school routers on your net then the cable company is telling you true and if it is past the cable company they are telling you true as well, but if it is on their net, then you have a complaint with them.
Hope this helps.

I dont know why but i see this for a long time i maybe is a big bug in Belkin routers.Just reset the router to default configuration.Here is how:RESET

hi there, you could try to update the firmware for this router..http://www.belkin.com/support/product/?lid=en&pid=f5d5231-4&scid=220

hope this helps

Have you tried updating the firmware of your router? Updating the firmware of the router will fix that issue. Make sure after updating the router's firmware, hard reset the router. To hard reset it, Press the reset button on the back of the router for about 20 seconds, then unplug the power for 30 seconds then plug it back. Reconfigure the wireless settings of the router. Make sure to change the wireless channel of the router to channel 11 or 1 and not 6 to avoid interference.

It sounds like the router address is wrong or you are not connected to the network.. Guessing you are using Windows XP or Vista. Go to the DOS prompt (http://www.computerhope.com/issues/chdos.htm) then type ipconfig. This will bring up details on your network (see example below).

IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.4
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1


You should see default gateway address which is the address of your router ie 192.168.2.1 in your example. If this is not shown you have not connected to your router properly. If it shows a different address use the address shown to try and access your router. HTH