I am unable to connect to the internet with my dlink

router might be bogged down at times causing it to fall off network. try pulling one device from router and if it continues try another. you could also try another power source for the router

First try replacing your LAN cable between you internet modem and the router. A bad cable the is intermittent may cause this issue. Try rebooting the modem. Also if possible try a direct connection to your internet modem by LAN cable or wireless and see if your connection stays up. You could have a bad internet modem or other connection issue from your provider

The final solution is a factory reset of your router. You can do a factory reset by logging into the router using you browser. Go to the settings and perform a factory reset.

If you forgot the router password, you ill have to do a factory reset by locating a small hold on the back of the router and insert the tip of of paper clip for about 10 seconds while the power is on. The router will be reset to out of box status and then you can ssets-up form scratch.

This is the tech sheet.ftp://ftp10.dlink.com/pdfs/products/DIR-655/DIR-655_ds.pdf

Find this screen by typing 192.168.0.1 into you browser and the Dlink screen should come up like these.http://techgage.com/viewimg/?img=/reviews/dlink/655_router/dlink_655_router_26.jpg&desc=D-Link%20Xtreme%20N%20DIR-655%20Router

Setup you router from here. Your default password:"admin" with no users name.

carry out the resetting of the dlink router
then use lan cable to gain access to dlink router,
set up the internet conenction (i.e. your internet provider modem plugged into the dlink router also)

if it has a built in wizard then just follow the on screen instructions

you will need to define SSID (wireless network name) and passkey (password for the wireless connection)

and the your done. disconnect the laptop from wired connection and connect via wireless

If you have internet access trought the modem and if you're not connecting to the internet with the router it might be a configuration inside of the dlink router.
Usually tech support wont help you with the routers.
but i can help you with this.

http://register.wireless.utoronto.ca/?page=dlink

if the connection its set up and the wireless signal its not strong enough yes you'll need to replace the router, that's what happened with mine :S.
The signal was really weak.

• call dlink support to configure the router
• but if you can powercycle first the modem router and pc
  

First, you need to make sure the wireless WEP settings on the D-Link router match the settings of your laptop wireless cards. Very important. You might see your network but that doesn't mean you have internet access. Also, the modem from your Internet provider needs to be set properly for the router to connect, DSL or Cable? Both use different settings on the router. Good Luck.

That´s because of the ip assignment you have to set the ip of the router in the same net work ip scale of you modem that connects you to your isp example if ip modem is 192.168.0.10 then the ip you must set on the wan port mustbe 192.168.0.100, also check that you are connecting the out of the modem to the wanport on the wireless router.

Hope it helps

You should not need to enter any of that information.

The router will find the internet on it's own, once the ethernet cable is connected and the router is turned on.

Press the reset button at the back of the modem for 20-30 seconds, this resets the router to square 1. Power down, wait 30 seconds, then power back up. You should have internet connection to the router, which can be tested by connecting another ethernet cable from the router to the ethernet connector on your computer.

Reply back what your objective is in getting to the routers setup page.

for dial up simply a modem .... on laptops if you do not have a builtin modem you can purchase a pc-card modem that goes into your pcmcia slot ... for highspeed either a ethernet (same option as modem) but almost all modern laptops have a built in ethernet ... or usb ... also I highly recommend a router if you are going highspeed ... even if you only have one computer ... a router will protect your system because it provides a NAT firewall. If you go with a router make sure to set up the internet connection on the router do not tunnel through the router with a PPPoE connection