My router says only the master computer is ''wired'' but my other computer is not "wired" what should i do?
How many computers are you using?
Are they all wired or wireless ?
Steps
1. Your modem should be connected to the wired port of the router
2.Your computers should be connected from the the other blue ports on the back of the router
3. Now open up the set up page by typing in 192.168.2.1
4. on the top right hand corner you"ll see your status connected or no connection
5. if status is no connection
6. click on restore factory default and let it reboot
7. now comes one more important question what is the version no of the router
8. it is a 4 digit no like 1000,2000.......7000
9. If ver is 7000 then definately go to the site www.belkin.com/support and download firmware version 9.01.10 for ver 7000 or similar
10. On your router setup page select firmware update and load the file
10.Should resolve your issue specially if your isp connection is cable like comcast etc
11. then reconfigure by using connection type
clonig mac address if cable or entering u/name password if dsl
12. also change the channell to 11 as that gives the best reception wirelessly
Should fix the problem definitely but it could have been easier if i knew your exact version no, modem isp,(cable or dsl) , type of computers (wired or wireless) etc . Make of computers (mac or windows) .You can even access other computers wirelessly but you have to connect to your network on the wireless computer.
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i had the same problem the other day my aunty got a post office router and mines wired but hers isn't,we phoned up the company that provided the router and they talked us through it but stil havent got no luck,but i guess you could give it ago and ring them....
Kindly explain the setup.. like no of PCs wires & wireless? ISP? Router Model?
Could you explain further what your issue is? As far as I understand you're trying to connect to the router from a computer through a wireless connection, yet you're having trouble doing it. Is that correct?
If not, please explain in more detail what you're asking.
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