20 Most Recent Siemens SpeedStream 2604 Router (obss2604_1) - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Since you swapped everything, the last option will be the on-board power supply. If it has failed, then nothing will work. As a guess, I would assume the 1.8v power supply for the CPU has quit.

try to disable the antivirus software and try to connect again, if this doesnt work try to go to safe mode w/ networking

to go to safemode w/ networking you can try this options:

when using windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. try to restart the computer as soon as the computer turns on immediately strike F8 key continuously, in advance menu option or advance boot option use the arrow key to highlight safemode w/ netwokring and hit enter ( if you see you operating system just hit enter again )

or try this one:

for windows XP,
click start
click run, type in msconfig
in msconfig click the tab for Boot.ini click safeboot at the bottom and choose network, hit enter
click apply and ok
restart the computer

for windows vista and windows 7
click start button or the pearl
type in msconfig in the start search and hit enter
click the Boot tab
click the safeboot and choose networking
click apply and ok
restart the computer

i hope this helps
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The only number I can find is located on this web-page. When I chose USA, it gave me a warranty hotline. I would go ahead and call that number, talk with a representative, explain the situation to them, and hope they either assist you or give you the telephone number to their support network.

Hopefully that information is enough to go on. Let me know if it isn't and I'll try to step you through the process of accessing your wireless router's configuration panel in hopes you can assign your own IP addresses.

hi,

Here is a link that will allow you to download "getting you started" pdf manual etc,

http://gigaset.com/shc/0,1935,hq_en_0_23012_rArNrNrNrN_prodId%3A138495,00.html

Regards
GeWiz.

Do you have laptop connected to Router with RJ45 cable??? if not plug it in and it should work. (This will prove all U/N and P/W are OK.)

If its all OK as above then to set it up wireless simply un plug and enable wireless faciltiy in the laptop "Control panel" and "Search for available networks" "Connect" to whatever your network name is. If it asks for a pssword (It should do) then you must type in the WEP key you originally put in to router. (Assuming you have a secured network before)

NO THERE IS NOT NO!

Hello there..

Well, as i understand you want to plug out the wired lan between computer an router and switch to wireless lan between computer and router?

If so, then you need to buy a wireless card or adapter in order to connect to router via computer without using ethernet cable. Wireless dongles in my opinion is the way to go, it is portable and very cheap and it works very good. Here is a link where you can compare prices and reviews.

http://www1.epinions.com/Wireless_Adapters--wep_64_bit

Really hope that this can help you.

Best regards
Andrea

Click Start>Run> type cmd Then type ipconfig
You can get a Siemens manual here. and this site will help.
Depending on your OS, you might also find help for your network setup here or here.
You may also be interested to see here and here.

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
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Hi,

For IP address, you need to contact Service Provider. Each customer has it's unique IP address that helps to track the person, if required.

Thanks.

Your non-specific question is hard to answer without all the facts... but generally, any O/S above Windows 2000 will have the necessary drivers.
Depending how new your router is, you may need a driver download from Siemen's website for whatever O/S you are using.
As a general rule, once installed (with a disc) you should go to the site for the latest drivers anyway.

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press the Fn button at the very bottom on the left hand side of the keyboard. (its next to the ctrl button) press the Fn button together with F1. this should then bring up a box that says wireless status option. click in the circle for the on button and click the green tick. the wireless should now be switched on. Hope this helps.

Typically, the grunting would indicate a bad drive. Replace it. They're fairly inexpensive nowadays ($20-$30).

there are no modem blutooth

it depends if you have the driver for the wifi properly installed.

Hello,

Unfortunately it sounds like the keyboard may need to be replaced. You will need to reply back with the specific model number and I can assist you in finding a replacement.

Thanks

hi Favox,

you should be able to download all the drivers you need here .

that said, if i may suggest you also buy a lil program called "my drivers". its really easy to use and it will backup all your drivers so that you never need to download them again.
Always before you format backup the dirvers so you can get up and running asap.


i hope this helped and if you need anything further just ask.

access your router with following link

http://192.168.0.1

then type user name:admin
password is:admin or blank

then enable DHCP.then u can get ip automatically.

ok
install free avast antivirus then update it with internet.
then u see boot time scanning option.
then if u found any virus delete it witjhpressing "1" key.

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