The hard wired ports stopped working after resetting the router using the button on back of the router. Wireless connections work, but when the hard wired ports try to connect and acquire an address from the DHCP server on the router they fail to connect. I tried assigning the the addresses manually, but I still can not get to the internet or any other computer on the network. Does anyone have any thought?
Please dont assign any manual addresses in ur computer..let it be automatic...
u said that u connected the computer to Ethernet ports in the router...
check whether the light are lit in the router corresponding to that particular port..
check the ip address to that particular computer(hard wired to the router)
ip address should be 192.168.1.100 or 101 or 102..if the ip addres comes in this range means its working good...
if ther is no ip means please follow this steps...
1,connect the blue cable between the computer and the router(any 1 of the 4 ports in the
router)
2,connect the other Ethernet cable between the Modem(came from ur internet people) and the
Router's Internet port(standalone port at the back of the router)
3,In the rear panel of the router u can see the reset button.with the help of the paper or
ball point pen,press it hardly and hold it for 1 minute..
4,Now turn off ur modem and the router..wait for other 1 minute..
5,turn onn only the modem first and wait till all the lights lit.now turn on the router and wait
till the power light is solid..open the internet Explorer it should work..
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I have fixed the problem by installing the latest firmware. The surprising thing is that the direction said it the upgrade needed to perform over a wired connection, which I did not have, so I did it wirelessly and it worked fine. One thing to remember is that once you do the firmware upgrade, the router will be sert back to the factory defaults.
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