Was having problems w/ internet connection. Brighthouse tech just left. Replaced modem and fixed a loose wire at box outside. Still won't hook to wireless and says that it is probably my router

This is the page you want, connecting the modem and the router needs to be done through the WAN/Internet Ethernet port.

http://support.brighthouse.com/Article/Connect-Computer-Router-6628/?searchid=321247&pos=1

Try to upgrade the routers firmware.
http://www.dlink.com/us/en/support/product/dir-615-wireless-n-300-router

After checking ALL cables and reseating connections, checking for bent pins, Contact Comcast have them analyze the signal. And have a Comcast Tech come out and trace the signal through the house. It may be outside. I had a similar issue, the problem was outside, a underground box had been run over by a big lawn mower damaging the box allowing water to enter.

I would suspect the other devices, what every they may be.

iv had the same problem also with a multi-tech comm modem, only way i'v found to get the problem fixed is to restart the server and run command vfxserver start

i had the same problem, i ended up removing my one cordless phone that was a 2.4 ghz. and didnt have a problem. my 5.8 ghz cordless phone is still hooked up and doesn't effect it. so i suggest checking you cordless phones

Basically the PS3 wireless settings needs to be configures with the Netgear wireless router settings.
To test if the modem is connects to the Internet, connect a computer into the modem, if it works then the modem is configured correctly. If it doesn't work, then contact your ISP and get them to test your modem connection.
For details on how to configure the PS3 click on the WEB link :-
wii.php">http://fixhomenetwork.com/xbox-play-station-wii.php

have you tried setting a static ip address?

Your problem definitely sounds like an intermittent connection problem. It can either be one of two things. #1. You have a defective modem, or #2 It's a network problem. I will definitely go with #2. Here's the thing. The problem you have is very very very common not only to Verizon DSL customers, but also to other Internet Service Providers as well. The best way to fix the problem is to understand what's causing the problem. There are two types of intermittent connection problems. The first is Intermittent Sync. You'll know if you have this problem because the DSL light will be blinking everytime you get kicked out. That means there's no internet connection, The modem cannot detect and establish a connection with the Central Office. The second is Intermittent route (which I know is you're problem), The DSL light is steady, but the Internet light almost always turns OFF or turns RED. The only way to fix this problem is to coordinate with Verizon. The reason is because the problem is outside your house. The long cable lines, the drop wire, the cables that passes through from the Central Office to your House can all be damaged, If that's the case, then a technician is required to go out and fix the problem. Don't worry about calling Verizon, this is a network problem and you won't be charge for anything. I know losing internet connection is very frustrating. Give your ISP a chance, they will definitely fix the problem if you give them the opportunity to do so.

It is OK to keep putting the UN and PW in. However you shouldn't have to. I suggest having a tech come to your home and have them do a signal test both at your jack and outside with your home unplugged from your service box. If there is a big difference in the numbers then you're simply loosing signal due to signal bleed inside. This is a simple fix. Have them isolate some wires in your jack and place a DSL filter outside. Then your DSL signal will go straight to your modem and not bounce all over your home. This will NOT affect your phone.