Have a DIR-655 running in my home system for lap tops. Two days ago have wire less and now nothing. Nothing is wrong with the cable modem or cable network in my home. Seems to be the connection from the d-link system to the lap tops. Any suggestions?

reset your router again and run the wizard for the configuration.

Make sure the power setting does not allow the ethernet card to be shut off. Also look through the other settings on the ethernet card properties menu. Some of those affect the stability of the connection. You access the setting through device manager.

• Try to power on and power off the router first then try to connect to the internet again. If you will still received the same issue try to reset the router then try to connect to the internet again.

Feel free to reply to this solutions ig\f you have further questions. Thank you.

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Get your router a security key(password) just in case your neighbors are use it.

There a great article at General Router Setup.
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This is the tech sheet.ftp://ftp10.dlink.com/pdfs/products/DIR-655/DIR-655_ds.pdf

Find this screen by typing 192.168.0.1 into you browser and the Dlink screen should come up like these.http://techgage.com/viewimg/?img=/reviews/dlink/655_router/dlink_655_router_26.jpg&desc=D-Link%20Xtreme%20N%20DIR-655%20Router

Setup you router from here. Your default password:"admin" with no users name.

try this.

in device manager, remove the wireless network adapter.

restart computer and windows will reinstall the software for the adapter

It would be helpful if you could be a bit more specific regarding the way you hooked up the dir 655 to your network and your specifc DSL modem. If the modem you are using is the Actiontec M1000 DSL modem you will not be able to obtain internet access because the DIR 655 is trying to route an already routed IP, the M1000 has a built in router / DHCP that by default is enabled. You can use option 1, access the configuration settings of your M1000 and change the WAN configuration to act as a transparent bridge. After doing so and rebooting the modem you will have to enter your DSL login information like a PPPoE username and password for example into your DIR 655 network settings. With this configuration the modem simply acts as a bridge to relay data directly to the DIR 655 and the 655 itself provides login credentials to obtain internet from your DSL provider as well as hand out IP addresses to the local network. Option 2 is to continue to use the M1000 as a router by default and disable DHCP on your DIR 655 so that it essentially acts as nothing more than a switch or wireless access point while the M1000 hands out local IP addresses. I personally would recommend using the DIR 655 to route IP's as it's got far more configuration utilities than the M1000 does as a router, and really what's the point of getting the 655 if you're only going to use it as a switch or access point when there are other simpler and cheaper devices that could do that for you.

You should not need to enter any of that information.

The router will find the internet on it's own, once the ethernet cable is connected and the router is turned on.

Press the reset button at the back of the modem for 20-30 seconds, this resets the router to square 1. Power down, wait 30 seconds, then power back up. You should have internet connection to the router, which can be tested by connecting another ethernet cable from the router to the ethernet connector on your computer.

Reply back what your objective is in getting to the routers setup page.

- Logon to the configuration page of the router
- Go to Advanced tab
- Select Firewall Settings at the left side
- Uncheck the boxes under Application Gateway Level at the bottom part
- And Click on Save Settings at the top.

First check if your computer can get on the modem with an Ethernet ( This is to find out if your router will work with your modem) If you cannot get on give your ISP a call to have them configure the modem for Ethernet connection. If you do get on then connect the router to the modem and your computer to the router. You can run the CD for the router or do the connection manually.