I have the Belkin G router and the other day it just stoped working. I have tried unplugging it and restarting it and nothing HELP!!!!!

When there is limited connectivity check if the laptop gets an IP address from the router. ELse try configuring it manually. Restart the laptop if necessary.

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Try restarting the router by unplugging the power and turning on again after 10 seconds. If the lights still on amber, try to reset router by pressing the little hole in the router with a paper clip, hold it until the router restarts.

try unplugging all the wires from your router including power then after 5mins plug internet cable in to the router then plug the power cable into the router then leave it for a few mins untill the router has conected to the internet (usualy indicated by 2 lights changing from flashic which is connecting to solid which is connected then plug the rest of the wires in with the router still on and try it then

Try to reduce the MTU of the router. If you're on DSL, set the MTU size to 1492, for Cable connection size is 1400 or 1463. You can do it on the router's admin page http://192.168.1.1

hi we had the same it is belkins fault i had to buy a wireless router from vigin .i have mine for about 7 months now and had no problems at all hope you get it sorted

Are there no leds when you power up the router? If there are no leds make sure the 110 volt circuit the router is plugged into is not tripped. If you have leds try holding in the reset button on the back of the router with a paperclip the botton is a small hole located by the internet/wlan port, hold for 10-15 seconds this resets the router to factory defaults. BPCS

Since this has happened to you in the past, my first suggestion would be to purchase another router.. I would recommend moving to a Linksys Brand (made by Cisco), since I believe it is a much better grade consumer router...

But, you might try resetting it back to its original configuration by pressing the 'reset' button for more than 30 seconds, then plugging it back into the LAN..

Another thing you could try is to install updated Firmware for the router... Firmware is usually available from the manufacture's site...

That being said, I will say that I have had issues with Belkin's in the past, and no longer suggest them to my customers.