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Make sure ASUS modelRT-N13U wireless router is turned on then unplug your new router wait about 30 seconds then plug it back in. It should find your wireless router. Here is a web site with more trouble shooting advice: https://www.asus.com/Networking/RTN13U/ Hope this helps

I don't think it's your server; it sounds like you need to change your network settings so you get your IP address from a DHCP server; it sounds like you have a static address and possibly your computer's IP address is the same as the server.

Try 192.168.1.1 It works for mine. However. You must be longed into the router LAN. You can also login with thru the routers IP address which is different than mentioned above.

Rather than me repeating them, this same question has been answered several times on FIXYA. I would copy SWT DSL-504T ADSL MODEM and paste it in the FIXYA search on top of page to find several answers.

Call your service provider and get them to run a line check.

Maybe it is ethernet driver

The phone line does two jobs. Voice phone which is what it was originally used for and ADSL modem which works at a high audio frequency. Somewhere between the phone socket and the modem should be a filter splitter. One part goes to the phone and the other to the router. Make sure you have that. The modem will have a power light and several additional lights. Assuming the power light is on we are interested in two of them; The ADSL light and the Internet light. When you switch the modem on you should first see the power light flash then go solid. Then the ADSL light will flash and then this should go solid. If this light does not come on then you have not plugged the phone wire in properly. If this light just keeps flashing slowly then the modem can't see an ADSL signal on the phone line. If you have a spare router you could try it and see if the ADSL light goes solid on that. If the ADSL light is fine then the modem has locked onto the signal on the phone line, sync'ed. If not then this is the problem you must solve. Ask your ISP if service is set on your line. The next light is the Internet light, this maybe a symbol like an i or a world. This light will begin flashing then go solid. It will flash with Internet traffic. This means you have Internet, as far as the modem is concerned. If this light does not stay on then your ADSL account name and password maybe wrong. You can correct this but that's a different question you need to ask.

Do you have an Internet service provider (ISP), like AT&T or Verizon (if you live in the US) ? Usually, your ISP will give you a modem/router (cable or DSL) for free when you sign up with them for Internet service.

Probably because your home network (by which I mean your modem/router) is not wireless (WiFi). That's also why you have to "wire" your laptop to your network with an Ethernet cable, instead of using it wirelessly.

Hi Dear, NOrmally Your Username and Passwor is User name: admin Passwort: admin But if it changed DO THE following • Ensure the router is powered on. • Press and hold the reset button on the back of the device for approximately 6-8 seconds. • The process would take about 30 seconds to complete.

Hi log into your router open Internet Explorer then enter the default Ip address Default IP: 192.168.1.1 Default Username: admin Default Password: admin once logged in you'll need to go to wifi settings you'll find what you need there. I don't have this router but this is where you'll set all wifi etc. hope this has helped

Should be on label posted on bottom of device..

He can reset the whole router back to factory conditions including user name and password by holding a reset (may need a toothpick or ball point pen. Google the model number for the manual. Once reset, set, no other tennents will have acces until they connect with the default network name and password (or new username and/or password).

Contact your telephone-number and ask for the "Help Desk" for support for your DSL modem.

DSL routers don't need any firmware nor device-drivers.

DSL modems do *NOT* require any "device-driver" software. What is your REAL problem?

The POWER light should be 100% on. The WIRELESS light should blink -- hunting for wireless devices, and communicating with them. The NETWORK ight should blink when there is activity to/from the internet.

You should give more detailed information! If I understand correctly, you have an ADSL over a normal landline with a splitter between the phone and the modem. If you now want to move the modem you need a simple telephone-cable with at least two wires.

Call your local telephone company, and contact their Help Desk for support for your DSL-router.

No device-drivers are needed. Use an Ethernet cable between the DSL-modem and the computer.