Gah i need help. Four days ago my internet started going on and offline. It will stay connected to the internet for short periods of time before it just randomly goes offline. At first it gave me a DNS error. Now it redirects me to http/192.168.2.1/zCfgTestFail.html and tells me to contact my ISP. I did and they dont know whats wrong with it. As far as I know I have no virus, I had not installed any new programs when this started. My os is vista, modem is 660 series, and i'm on a second comp linked to a linksy router. I've done all the checks i can think of including resetting the router and modem. And making sure everything is plugged in...Please i need someones help T_T

Xbox Live was offline for a number of hours over a number of days in this period. Connectivity was intermittent during this time period. Xbox Live posted a number of warning to the console and online during this period. Xbox Live is back up and running now.

let them check the line from the telephone

Hello brian _I_kilm, there are (4) four different ways to connect to the Internet.

1) To start, click on the "Start" button.

In the (right "start menu" pane), select the Control Panel shortcut.

Once the next window open; scroll to find, Network and Internet,

click on it to open. Next, select to open the "Internet Options."

To setup the Internet Connection: Click on the "Connections" block, click the ("Setup") button, and follow all the instruction carefully.

2) From the "Start Menu" in the (right) pane, if you have the "Connect To: Icon, click on the icon to open; "this will start the setup and connection process."

3) Click on the "Start" button, select to open "All Programs," next scroll to find: the Product's name; example (Toshiba), click to open. "If there is a ConfigFree icon present? Option is available?"

Select to open, and click on the Connectivity Doctor, follow all instructions thereafter.

4) From the "Start Menu," click on the "All Programs" scroll to find: Accessories.

Select to open and check to see if you have the [Windows Mobility Center]?

Open the program. There will be a Wireless Network {Turn-on / Off} Switch.

• Important "Always! Click Apply, Ok, and Restart the computer after making changes to the computer."

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have you downloaded any new software/games/audio/video in the last two weeks on the main pc w/router (that might be conflicting)..if so I would delete it....do not change wii or other computers connection settings....but on the main computer lets do this

1.go to start
2.all programs
3.accessories
4.system tools
5.system restore
6.we are going restore 1 full month...this means pick restore to earlier date....30 days back.......when it was working all fine.....click okay..once say ok again it will reboot by itself come on and will prompt you one more time click ok

good luck

hello i'd change it to belkin router good luck
shaun

Is this problem solved? I have it now, so I need the solution asap!!

It is best to use the reset button on the router to start over.
if it then connects you will have to reset all the passwords and setting you had previously.

Our success has been to heat the elements to hot for about 5 minutes. Then let cool to reset temp sensor.

Can cause the problem by turning a burner on for a short period of time