My Dad has the Hawking HWR54G router and previously we've had no problems with it. I came home for a visit and found that not only can I no longer access wireless Internet, I cannot access the Internet through any of the ethernet cords that are plugged into the router.
I've checked all the connections and everything is set up like it is supposed to be. I pulled the primary ethernet cord from the router and plugged it directly into my computer from the modem and I have Internet no problem.
All lights on the router are green except the Power and WLAN ones. Is this thing fried or is there a way to fix this?
Same issue as the previous guy. My router (Hawking HWR54G) worked fine until yesterday... no changes were made to the computer (unless if automatic Windows update did something I am unaware of).
I am unable to get into my router configuration (http://192.168.0.1) using either wireless or ethernet connections to the router. IE claims it cannot find the address.
OK, check which address ya on... see there are a couple of sets... there is 192.168.0.*, and 10.1.1.* ... or the like sometimes the settings get screwed up..I suggest that ya reset it up all again using the Wizard... then go to each client and run Internet connection manager to establish the connection... Think of the router as a stand alone little PC... that "hands out" the address, to the clients... work methodically thru it & hopefully ya be all good to go?
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