Belkin G+ MIMO router kicks my 360 (wired directly to router) and my laptop (of course, wireless) off of the network at random times, its incredibly bothersome and i'd like it solved

Solved: Belkin G+ Mimo Wireless Router Issue Hi All

Ever since i bought this Belkin G+ Mimo Router, i've been having this problem, but couldn't find the time to take it back (or too lazy, whatever). :P

Trouble is, frequently when surfing the net, the router disconnects, for no reason. It happens almost everytime i go on youtube, and just some random sites i go on, will cause the router to disconnect. Can't seem to find the answer anywhere else, so i took it upon myself to register and ask you guys. Have no clue what the problem is, was thinking maybe a port issue, but since the router is uPnP i don't see how, besides, could that even cause it to disconnect? Anyway, any help is appreciated.

Yes... the device you are looking for is called a "wireless ethernet bridge". They allow ordinary wired ethernet devices to communicate wirelessly. They are also known as "wireless gaming adapters" for XBox 360 and Playstation 2, since niether have wireless cards

As MIMO is compatible with all wireless g products there shouldn't be any issues at all....
so some questions:

• do you have other wireless devices working with the router? if so can you duplicate their settings for this n/w card?
• have you set security on the router?
• what are you using to connect to the network the windows interface (assuming it's PC not MAC based) or the Belkin one?

i have a linksys g n/w card attached to my MIMO router & it's fine so I'm sure that this is solvable!

you can run wires to create a WIRED network. just enable DHCP in your router so that you will get IP addresses dynamically. While you have WIRED network, your wireless network can also be used at the same time for your wireless devices.

• this problem can be ISP releted they may have some issues on the ADSL line connection
  

YES YOU CAN IT SHOULD HAVE PLUG-INS FOR ETHERNET AND YOUR ISP INLET ON THE BACK OF IT ALSO G+MIMO OFFERS NICE SPEED WIRED OR WIRELESS.

are you typing the correct upper or lower case and not confusing zeros with the letter 'O'

hello!

normally, if you configure the wireless security settings wirelessly, it will automatically disconnect you from the network. you have to input the security key on the laptop first before it connects you back to the network.

i suggest, if you really like to configure the settings of your router, get an ethernet cable, connect it directly to the laptop so you can access and configure the router settings and to avoid from being disconnected

First, you will need to restore the settings on your router, then get your laptop onto the network.

give up