MSI RG54G3 router cannot connect to internet

Hello
Check the cable connected router to hub, if it is OK, you need to reset the router and do configuration again.
Hope it works
Good Luck

Hi if the computer was turned on at the time and you was on the internet then i would suspect that the ethernet or wireless card driver has been corrupted and not the Router, try reinstalling the driver

Take an Ethernet cable, and connect one computer to one of the LAN ports on the router.
Click Start
Click Run
Type CMD and press ENTER
Type IPCONFIG and press ENTER
Look for a line of output like:
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 264.468.326.124
Start Internet Explorer
Type http://264.468.326.124 and press ENTER
Login to the Router (ID/password required)
Run the Wireless Networking Setup Wizard,
and create an SSID and create a WEP-key.

You have a bad end on your cable somewhere from the router to the modem.

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Check for wire loose connection and then any time setting for your dhcp connection. If they are ok check your network connectivity do as follows.

Startup
run
type cmd
at the prompt type ping <your router ip address> -t
kepp watching the reply

use your computer as normally and check when it gets disconnect by watching above

may be some corrupted program send packets in an un usual rate (it can be virus/trojan) so the router blocks those port and your computer disconnect from the network.

Rather from all the above change the PCI Network adapter replace with a new network card.

Hothawk

depending on who your ISP is, you need an ethernet cable coming from the modem into the WAN/Internet port on back of router. Once that is in you can try to connect wirelessly using the settings your router is setup for :

SSID/network name
encryption type
encryption key/passkey/passphrase
-- this part is dependent on above setting
wireless channel

i have msi RG54G3 when i type 192.168.1.254 the page cannot be displayed come up

Cable modem or DSL? If cable modem without phone service, modem power has to be unplugged 2 minutes before the router is connected in order to release the mac address from memory. If cable modem with phone service, same thing applies, but battery backup must also be disconnected.
DSL modem may require PPPoE setup into router.

Generally you do not install a router onto a PC you connect to a router with a wire using a network adapter or wirelessly with a wireless adapter. Can you any of the following you have identify you make and model of PC, make and model of add-on adapter card? Then I may be able to assist you in determining if a driver exists for the device attached to your computer intended to communicate with the identified router.

Thanks