Connected wireless to router, excellent signal, but unable to connect to internet.

1) Check if the network cables attached to your wireless routers are connected properly.
2) Check if the internet connectivity LED flashes, if not then there is an issue with your internet and you need to call your Internet service provider.

Please check for the wireless signal strength of the wireless router.
Try to access the internet in an area where the signal is excellent.

Is the router proper connected to the modem?

I suggest try to check the netgear if it is connected to the internet. If the wirelss signal is good, it might be the internet connection is having some issue.
What you can try to do first is:
1.connect a computer to the netgear directly using an ethernet cable (RJ45)
2. click start then select run type cmd (It's a black screen)
3. type ipconfig/all then press enter on your keyboard
4. check the ip address it should be 192.168.X.X and the default gateway is 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 depending on the router default ip address
5. on the black screen type ping yahoo.com then enter on the key board
*if there is a "reply from" message it means there is an internet connection going in the router and you need to configure the router. *If the message is "unable to detect" or "request timed out". You need to contact you Internet Service Provider for assistance.

You're connected to the router itself, but is the router connected to internet?!
ping out 208.67.222.222 (OpenDNS) and check it.
If it pings, you've something wrong in DNS
if it don't, enter in the router management page and check internet status.

I have a different router with similar problem but to fix this problem I just shut down the CPU and the router, then I waited a minute or 2 so it would reset and when I turned it back on everything woked fine. could be as easy as clicking on the repair internet connection icon so it will rest IP, but you may have already tried that. Good luck

please try to reset your router.

on the back of the router there is a little hole where you can insert a pen or a paperclip. hold it pressed in for 30 seconds and then release.

wait 10 minutes and try to connect to internett again (after connecting to the wireless net ofc)

Try unplugging both the modem and the router. count to 15 then plug back in and try.
Keep in mind also that some routers dont connect 100% till you open a browser, weird but I have had similar problems.
It sounds like you may have problems at both ends.
Several things come to my mind;
make sure you shut down ALL programs in the background.

you are trying to problem solve by elimination, so close anything that may connect to the internet and take away that variable.

scan for spyware etc.

do a registry clean, temp files cleanup etc.

sometimes restarting the pc can help
good luck
haydenshaw3

If you're connected to the router with excellent stregth then the problem most likly lies in the routers connection to the internet. Check your DSL, Cable modem and make sure the connection to the "Internet" port on your router is good. Try switching out the Ethernet cable if nessciary.

I THINK YOU HAVE TO CHECK FOR A FIREWALL PROBLEM
THAT STOPS SOFTWARE FOR WIRELESS