Intermittent Enabling I recently bought a Linksys WRT160N router as my went south. I have a wired computer tied to the router and it works fine. I have a wireless laptop that is connected (wireless - G) to the router and works fine. I went to attach a third computer, a wireless desktop (wireless - G) and at first, when selecting to connect, I got the message "Wireless Network Unavailable". I then check the excryption on the router and laptop. Then I changed it to the level of encryption that the non-connected laptop had. Now when I select to connect, the message first says "Enabled", then it says "Wireless Not Connected" after a few seconds, then it cycles back to enabled and so on.

check out this link:

http://www.wikihow.com/Configure-a-Linksys-WRT160N-Router

and this link

http://homesupport.cisco.com/en-us/wireless/lbc/WRT160N

My Friend ,

Login the router setup page .
And under router security settings uncheck the option (block anonymous internet request).
Set the wireless channel as 6 or 9.
And then use wep security key.
this will surely work.

Regards :-
Amit

Please try connecting the DSL / Cable modem directly to your computer and check if the network works fine, it works fine then power down the wire router and then restart it again and check.

The wired and wireless speed will always be different.
The maximum wired speed will be 100 Mbps. That means the wired connection is working properly.
Wireless connection speed will depend on the router and the wireless adapter on your computer.
If you are using B-Adapter then max speed will be 11 MBPS. IF it is G-Adapter then max speed will be 54 Mbps.
The N-adapter will give you more speed.
Check in the Device manager which adapter you are using on your wireless computer.
One more thing you can try changing the wireless channel on the router.
You will need to access the router settings page.
Update the drivers of your wireless adapter on the computer.
You have WRT160N router.
This router has issues with the Firmware.
Is there any computer connected to the router with the cable.
If not then you will need to connect the computer to the router.
Download the firmware of the router from the manufacturer's website.
enter the model number. select proper version number and download the firmware of the router.
Once you download the firmware, you will need to open the router set up and upgrade the firmware of the router.
After upgrading the firmware, it is recommended that you reset and reconfigure the router.
Click Here for more information about router and networking

Check the IP address on the Vista wireless network connection. Make sure that there is not static IP address on the wireless connection. That could be one of the reason.

Is there any computer connected to the router ?
If not then connect the computer to the router. If you are connecting a wireless computer then disable the wireless connection on the computer. open the set up page of the router. change the wireless network name to something different that you never used before. change the standard channel to 11. save the settings. Try to connect to the wireless network. Check if you see the new network name ? If you see the new then try t connect and see if that works.
This router WRT160N has issues with the firmware.
Upgrade the firmware of the router. power cycle the router.
Click here for more information about router and network

To setup a wireless connection on a computer, the wireless card in the computer needs to be configured with the wireless router's settings.
For instructions click on this link :-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559128-wireless_router_security

does hard wired work? tr it 1st. if so , settings or hardware bad.

did you changed the Remote Management Web Interface to use a different port other than port 80? some defaults to use 8080. So in your case, try this address in IE: http://10.0.0.250:8080

Use another computer. Call Linksys. Try this http://technicalsupport.blog.friendster.com