Linksys Wireless-G WRT54G Router "lights cable supplied modem blink" Questions

blink green. AT&T techs have been out here and I AM getting good, strong signal to the house so the modem must have just "gone bad." WHO KNOWS A PLACE I CAN CONTACT TO GET THIS THING REPAIRED?!?!? The

lights started to blink green and got the Internet Signal in about a minute as the router reset itself back. To make a long story short (too late) IT IS THE POWER CABLE!! --Hopefully all this babbling

...lights that should be on are on and/or flashing. Some may be steady. Step 3: Connect your Internet Connection to the router using one of the supplied ethernet cables that came with the product. It ...

...cable modem or DSL modem, Encore ENHWIN3 and the computer(s). 2) Connect the first network cable to the LAN or output of the cable modem or DSL modem. 3) Connect the other end of the first network ...

...cable light goes solid and the modem is up, plug the power supply into the router and let it do its thing, then you should see the "i" with a swoosh under it light up, it will be orange for a bit ...

...modem unit ? Power supply ? One RJ11 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable (for the DSL connection) ? One RJ45 UTP straight-through cable (for direct connection to a PC with a NIC installed) ? ...

...cable / DSL modem and the router by plugging them back in. The modem may have a power button you need to press. Both units should have green lights. You should see the Actuvity light on the modem ...

cable between your modem and router's INTERNET port and connect the PC to one of the ports labeled 1-4. Verify you have internet there. If not something is wrong with the router or the cable. If there

...cable or DSL modem and the router by plugging them back in. The modem may have a power button you need to press. Both units should have green lights. You should see the activity light on the modem ...

...cable modem to the internet port on the back of the router, and the computer should go to one of the 4-port on the router labeled Ethernet (1, 2, 3, 4). Then turn on the modem first, wait for the ...