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Maybe there was a power surge or spike that damaged the router. But if you unplug it and wait a minute or two, then plug it back in, maybe that will reset it. If it is a router, there's usually a small red button on the back, sometimes recessed, that will reset it and that might cure it.

Please reset the router and also remove the network from the devices and reconnect with the password. for more visit www.leadingpcfix.com

YOU SHOULD FIRST HARD RESET THE MODEM USING A PAPER CLIP WHILE ITS POWERED ON AND RE CONFIGURE ALLOWING THE REMOTE ACCESS PORT TO WORK

Make sure ASUS modelRT-N13U wireless router is turned on then unplug your new router wait about 30 seconds then plug it back in. It should find your wireless router. Here is a web site with more trouble shooting advice: https://www.asus.com/Networking/RTN13U/ Hope this helps

You should go to the dlink support web page to troubleshoot your problem. That message means that the link between your router and the internet is not working. Could be a physical or configuration issue.

Please follow this process for IP Address:- http://setuprouter.com/router/dlink/dcs-3110/login.htm

What kind of construction surrounds your router? Weak signal indicates walls reducing signal strength. Try a repeater in weak areas.

Try turning off the WEP and connecting. Are you using repeater mode on your router, or just adding the repeater to your network?

Yes, time to upgrade your router.

You will have to do a manual factory reset of your router. Locate a small hole on the back of the unit and using the tip of a paper clip, insert it into the hole for about 10 seconds with the power on, and this will reset the router to its factory settings.

Hi, Have you tried a different browser to login to the router?? Make sure you do not have any browser toolbars installed on the computer as they can often interfere with secure logins.