20 Most Recent D-Link ADSL2/2+ Modem/Wireless Router 4-Port Switch, 802.11g, QoS (DSL-2640B) - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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I suspect that your ethernet adapter has been made 'not enabled', but can't explain how to check it since I don't know which version of windows you're running. If you can get to the Device Driver panel, you can change it there...

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you should access your Router. To access it go to Run > CMD type "ipconfig" there Search for the connection that you are using and get the Default Gateway. It should be 192.168.0.1 Open a web browser and type 192.168.0.1 , press enter. If it requires a username and password type admin / admin , or admin and leave password blank. Then go to the wireless settings and configure them. You can do all of this with your PC and router connected by a LAN cable.

Adsl Wlan light goes off when the connection from the telephone line got disconnected

Check the telephone line try changing the telephone cable connecting to the router

i think its more they cant detect you. try here... http://www.dlink.com.my/support/support_detail.asp?idProduct=414

If you can connect to the Internet then the problem is most likely the configuration of your email client. You want to make sure you have the correct settings for your incoming and outgoing mail servers in your mail client. The Standard port used by POP3 is 110 for incoming mail, Outgoing SMTP server uses Port 25. Make sure your router doesn't have these ports blocked

Log in to your DSL-2640B (Default IP is typically: 192.168.1.1). Click Status from top menu and then Connected Clients from the left menu. Here you will find who have acquired IP-addresses from you router.

log into the router and change the access code (by that I assume you mean the wifi security key). Simple process , in the manual which can be downloaded from dlink.

Hi Anonymous I trust you are well. Try calling 10210 Hope this helps Kind regards

And then what happens?

You do not normally need drivers as they are "built in" as firmware.

Attempt to do the firmware update, again--connecting always to ethernet for firmware updates. Unfortunately, your modem may be "bricked" (unusable)--in other words, it may be time to recycle it and buy a new one. The firmware may proved damaged--given that the incorrect firmware successfully installed (hopefully, that was prevented by the device itself--it may have output an error message or code)--or, it was installed incompletely, or the update proved corrupted.

You don't need your CD to config the router.

So you can't access the Internet.

With who?