My router is failing

You want to reset your internet connection???
If yes then follow the given steps....

Step 1

Turn the modem so that the back of it is facing you. Locate the power supply cord connected to the back of the device.
Step 2

Gently unplug the power supply cord and leave it unplugged for about 10 seconds. If you also have a router connected to the modem, disconnect the power cord of the router as well.
Step 3

After about 10 seconds reconnect the DSL modem power cord. Wait for the status lights on the front of the unit to come on. They may blink at first before turning solid green, or they may first illuminate as orange, then turn green, depending on the modem model. The "Internet" and "Incoming" lights may continue to flicker, this is normal operation for modems.
Step 4

After the modem is reset, reconnect the router power supply if you have a router. Wait a few minutes before resuming normal Internet use.

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hello sir.

Reason :-
1.Make sure your acer aspire is in range.
2.cheack is it your wireless disconnecting and reconnecting or is it your internet disconnecting and reconnecting.
3.Are you facing this issue with any other machine or is this the only one.
If this is the only computer in which your wifi connection is dropping then there is issue with wireless connectivity.

solution:-
1.Turn of your router and modem and then check the wireless connectivity.
If issue still persist then:-
2.Create a new network name and wireless security key and then connect to it:- Now check the wireless stability whether is it still disconnecting an reconnecting or is it stable now.

If issue still persist then bright your laptop close to router and then check wifi disconnecting any more or not if not then change the channel to 1 or 11 from your wireless router page.

Let me know if this worked for you or not.
If worked then please rate my solution.

Hello,
There are many reasons why this might be happening.. You could try the following steps..
1) Disconnect the power from router for a minute and reconnect and check. 2) Try changing the wireless channel and Network name and try re-connecting. 3) Check if there is an firmware update for your product and update if any update is available. 4) If none of the above steps work you will need to reset(a small button or hole at the back or base) and re-config your router. ( For that you need the CD given with the router and you will need the ISP settings.)
Hope this helped

There could be a number of things going on. I'll list some of them that you might check:

1. Your wireless network does not have security enabled, and your neighbors are using it to download files using P2P networks. These P2P network connections are crashing your router. In order to resolve this issue, enable WPA or WPA2 security on your router per the user manual.
2. One of the filters on your phone line has been removed or is failing and needs to be replace. Remove each filter on each line one-by-one and run your Internet connection for a while to see if it fails. Do this one-by-one for each filter.
3. You recently started using 2.4GHz cordless phones in your home. Get rid of these cordless phones and buy DECT 6.0 compliant cordless phones that use a different radio frequency.
4. Check the wiring of your telephone jacks to make sure that the connections are solid and that there is no corrosion on the connection. Verify that all jacks and cords are undamaged
5. Call your DSL provider and complain that their service drops-out on a regular basis.

Hopefully one of these suggestions will fix your issue.
Good Luck

1. disconnect the Ethernet cord for 30 seconds then reconnect it to the router
2. contact your ISP to see if you have lost connectivity with them,there may be an issue with the line or there IP licences, a fiber cut or disconnect at the central office or cable headend.
3.
1.Log into router. Using either 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.1.1 in a browser

window that is ( internet Explorer or Firefox)
2. Verify wireless router name( on the computer) >>> ( on/off) ( router

status window)
3.Note router name you are connecting to.
2.. Check the laptop do ipconfig /all to see current IP addresses.
3. Set the laptop up in the router by WEP KEY or MAC address. This set up

in the "security tab" in the router. using 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 to access

through a browser.
4..Note router name you are connecting to.
6.. Move the laptop about 20ft away and try to log on to the internet.
This is for all routers to set up wirelessly.
7. check for firmware update at the manufacturers site for your model

router
8. cell phones, cordless phones, digital TV's, can affect the data signal

from a router. Also distance from the router can be a factor. If your router

is in a basement place the router to a upper floor and center it in the room.

Please check the router page and change the channel to 11

if you live in a heavily populated area you might be experiencing interference try switching the wireless channel on the routers config page. if there's a choice for auto-channel try that.

You might want to check your firmware version to make sure you have the lastest.

BETA Firmware Version 3.93.35.0.9This firmware fixes the following issues:

• Printing issues with CUPS version 1.2.

USR5461a-v4.3.93.35.09.usr 1.8 MB 06-05-08

Firmware Version 3.93.35.0.8This firmware fixes the following issues:

• DST (Daylight Saving time) Firewall issue with how IAC (Internet Access Control) works.
• PPPoE server disconnect/reconnect
• PPPoE inactivity timer
• PPTP client disconnect/reconnect
• backup/restore settings

Note: If upgrading from Version 3.91.37.0.3, follow these instructions before proceeding.

1. With a thin tool, such as a paper clip, briefly press the RESET button on the back of the router.
2. Wait about 30 seconds.
3. Continue with instructions below.

Important: To ensure a successful upgrade, please perform the firmware upgrade from a client that is physically wired to the router. A wireless client may become disassociated from the router during the upgrade process resulting in an incomplete upgrade.

1. Download this file to a temporary location on your computer's hard disk drive.
2. To upgrade your USRobotics Wireless MAXg Router with all operating systems, open an Internet browser and enter the router's IP address. The default IP address of the router is 192.168.2.1
3. Enter your User name and Password. Click OK.
4. Click Device in the main menu.
5. Under the "Upgrade Router" section, enter the location of the USR5461-v3.93.35.0.8.usr file in the text box, or click the Browse button to search for the file. Then click the Upgrade button to begin the upgrade process.
6. When the upgrade process is complete, the router will reboot. To re-establish a connection with your router, wait approximately 15 seconds and click Continue.

USR5461-v3.93.35.0.8.usr 1.8 MB 10-25-06

In the simplest sense could this be an intermittent wire issue -- evidenced by depending how it is moved it disconnects or reconnects? Secondly if this is your device and not AOL's or someone else's like your ISP AND YOU KNOW THE ENTIRE CONFIGURATION CONTENTS.

REPEAT AND YOU KNOW THE ENTIRE CONFIGURATION CONTENTS. You may be able to find a user guide with reset instructions to get access to the configuration again.

It sounds to me like your wi-fi client might be affected by some sort of timeout or overload type kick. Is it just the PC or both the PC and the Xbox?

By "timeout" this could be your "IP Lease" that is too short (look in your ADSL PPP/PPOE configuration)
Otherwise would you be using any P2P software? If so you might want to look in the settings for something called MTU. Set this to something like 1500 then if that doesn't do it reduce it to 1492.

The only other thing I can think of is that your pc might be having authentication problems. Degrade your wi-fi security (go from WPA to WEP) and test to see if that makes any improvements.