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Disconct wireless devices...connect to pc via cable...Go to SSID settings... change bandwidth from 20/40mhz to 20mhz only ... rebooting issue will be soloved... link speed will show 65-150 Mbps .. bt dont worry.. u will get the whole bandwidth available .... after that reconnect wireless devices ... it wont reboot by itself ...

You can uplink a fairly good number of PCs or laptops with Belkin N1 as it supports high bandwidth. Keep in mind that upon adding every new PC, the overall bandwidth for the other PCs is reduced. If the PCs/ laptops do not require much bandwidth, you can connect / add more PCs to the network.
Generally, I have uplinked upto 10-15 clients to one router and the network worked just fine. It all depends upon the network environment and the bandwidth usage by each client PC. If the PCs are using just email and simple internet browsing (and remain idle for most of the time), you can add more clients to your network as not all the systems consume network resources at the same time.

Hope it helps! Good Luck!
CreativeTECH

Yes, all the setting and password, WEP encryption password, etc WILL BE LOST. Well they are not actually lost, they remain on the old router until you delete them or reset the router to the factory default.
I think what you are really looking for is will the setting and passwords transfer automatically(NO)
So you need to write down the old setting and password if you want to keep them and put them into the new router during set-up.
Unless you are going to personally keep the old router, for security, reset it to clear out the passwords.The reset procedures is the same for both routers
Just in case you do not have the new owners manual here is the direct link to Belkins.
http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/p75490_f5d8232-4_man.pdf
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What kind of wireless Access point u using

Hi Friend,
Please check it by updating the Firmware for your router from the below website

www.belkin.com/support

Regards,
Aysaam

My N1 Vision does the same thing, If you turn off the guest account, you should find its ok. Only when this Guest account is on, thats when it disconnects. Hope this helps. John

Ascertain what incoming ports you need to open and the IP address of the device / computer that you wish to forward to and set the ports up manually.
· Enter a description for the service
· Enter the inbound port ranges from WAN
· Enter TCP/ UDP type
· Enter IP address that the service is to be forwarded
· Enter the private port range (keep these the same as the incoming ports unless you are running multiple services ie 2 web servers on port 80)
· Click enable check box and save entry
· Repeat as required.

This is a known problem with the Belkin N1 Vision Modem Router. The router keeps time by connecting to a Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) server every 2 hours. The solution is to go to www.belkin.com and download and install the pre-release firmware which is supposed to fix "A problem where the router could drop some connections on 2-hour intervals" among other things.

try upgrading the firmware. if it doesn;t help, the router is brick.

It might be an idea to upgrade the firmware which can be downloaded from manufacturers' website