I have a D-Link WBR 1310 and i'm having issues with it. It started working fine but i leave for 3 months and all of a sudden it no longer works, Any help?

The Dlink site has all the drivers for each of their products. See the following link for yours.

http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=WBR-1310

You will have to see what version of the hardware you have.

There are multiple versions of both of your routers, you can click on your version and try there tech info from there. If you have no luck, just post the right versions here and I'll see what I can do for you.

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There are multiple revisions of the WBR-1310, each with revision specific drivers, firmware, installation guides, and other resources.

• WBR-1310
• WBR-1310_REVB
• WBR-1310_REVD

There are multiple revisions of the WBR-2310, each with revision specific drivers, firmware, installation guides, and other resources.

Go to there support page and click on your model.

• WBR-2310
• WBR-2310_REVB

http://www.dlink.com/products/default.aspx?pid=WBR-2310&tab=3

routers doesn't have drivers they only have firmware. is suggest call d-link to verify the excat download site for their firmware.

Its frustrating when things go bad just past the warranty. However there is one thing you can try first.Try to find an update for the router's firmware. Then go into the router's administration, click on update firmware and browse for the firmware file you have downloaded. This will update the firmware and automatically restart the router. See if it fixes the issue. If it does not I'm afraid that you will have to get a new router.

Hopefully it works,
Sai.

For the D-Link WR-1310, the following are the default login credentials:
username: admin
password: (none). Just leave it blank.

There is a small pin size hole on the back panel. Take a toothpick or some small pointed thing to stick down this hole. Hold the pointer down for 10 seconds or longer to allow a complete reset.

Download firmware from site
http://www.dlink.com/products/?tab=1&pid=WBR-1310&rev=WBR-1310

DLink states the login issue has been fixed with firmware v1.04 3/28/07

Remember to get the right one for your unit model. You must connect a RJ45 cable to the router and computer you have downloaded the firmware to and remember which directory it's in. When it asks for the firmware put in the target location (c:\my documents\xxxxx) of the firmware file. Good luck.

yeah well..since if u had XP you will not be having that problem..but since it is vista..you ll have to ask your internet's customer care..to reset modem through which your wireless router gets the signal..and then try it should work for sure..ok

i think what you need to do is to login to the router by typing in its ip address like 192.168.0.1 all you have to do is hook up your computer via ethernet cable to the router then start configuring the router. you don't have to install any drivers for routers

Try creating a new wireless connection network or disable the UPnP on your WBR-1310.