Wireless connection shows it is "Disconnected"

I have a Magic Jack and it is plugged into my computer. I don't have to do anything to call a long distance call. Do you have the new one that does not need to be plugged into you computer? You do not need to have any other application running to use magic jack. I know you said something about outlook express and yahoo, but you do not need to have that open. All you need (if you are attached to a computer) is your computer running, magicjack running on your desktop, and an internet connection. I hope this helps you.

sorry what you are trying is ******* that is stealing service from your phone company

Reset all settings of fax to factory defaults.
For that press menu button of printer and enter in fax settings reset all settings to defaults.
Then restart printer.
Also change phone line cable Then check.
My chat session is disconnected because of power failure .
Let me know if you need further assistance.Thanks.

Yes, this is normal. The phone company connection provides needed power for land lines to operate...I believe this is refered to as "tip" and "ring". Hope this helps.

click start/run and type in CMD.hit enter .then type in IPCONFIG.hit enter again.that will show You what Your IP is.then You will need to go into your router Online page and make sure Your current IP is the same.its prob that but if not then call Comcast and have them walk You thru everything.You pay for the service so they have to help You.

Are these new lines that were recently added?

If the phone company says that the bills are up to date, and these are new lines, make them check all the lines individually.

I have seen that the phone company has given a new customer lines, but the lines were restricted because the previous owner of the lines was behind on the bills, and it wasnt changed when the switch happened.

Yes you can have your phone set to local calls only.
You have to speak with your service provider and tell them you no longer wish to be able to call long distance from your house phone. but still want local calls only.

The caller i.d. option is a bit of a tricky service. Most businesses make it crucial that if clients are called or any call made from the company will show name + number. It really depends on the carrier. Land-line services have really captivated the caller i.d. option, but with wireless services available now, it's always hard to determine who's calling you, unless the number is already programmed in your handset.

I'm sorry for any inconvenience. Thank you.

Go to Parental Control after logging into 192.168.10.1. Then make sure you have allowed the MAC addresses of the wireless clients ( machines). Reboot the router one after making any changes.

Good Luck

Please understand as I get very basic to start but things very obvious to you I cannot see.

Generally when including a router in a home network starting from the cable (tv) or the phone socket (dsl) in the wall with a phone wire plugged in. The next box is generally provided by your internet service provider and is a modem/something that connects to the phone line or cable. Then sometimes when only one computer exists computers are directly connected to the modem with an ethernet cable (looks like a fat phone wire with oversize connectors) or a USB cable (small flat retangular ends).

When you want to add a router for multiple computers. The computer gets disconnected. If a USB cable was used it is often replaced with an ethernet cable and that cable connects to the WAN port (probably separate from a block of 4 lan ports) of the router you bought (tell me if you have two routers -- that is a different problem). If your service comes from a cable (tv) company your router may already be properly configured. If however you have DSL service from the phone company the chances your router is correctly configured are less. To finish with the cabling story -- your computer then hooks to one of probably 4 LAN ports all in a block. Now if you are lucky power on all devices and boot up your computer and see if you have internet access. If you do great if not please provide me the name of your internet service provider or a link to their help/support website and I will see what I can do to assist in completing the router setup. Until your wired computer gets access to the internet your girls wireless connections will not work either. Once we get the wired connection working we will address the wireless connections.
If necessary unplug the router and plug the computer back into the original cable until we get the router working.