Question about Belkin (F5D72304F5D7000) Router

Network I tried to hook my computer to a friends's network so I can use the wireless internet. I got the computers networked just fine, however when I did that both the computers lost internet connectivity. I tried to resolve the problem by typing in the ip address into internet exploer but it was asking for a password. I think the password may have got messed up or reset some how. He says he knows his password but even then it will not let him connect. The internet is working fine when you plug in directly to the router. For some reason we can not get the wireless to worth with the internet.

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As long as you are not using your own router to connect to your neighbours, as this wont work only one router on the network can connect to the net Im assuming your pc is trying to connect to the neighbours router, so you need to reset the router if you cant access it, it should have no password as default and the ip address of the router should be 192.168.2.1. get into your network cards properties and ensure obtain an ip address automatically on the TCP/IP line is selected. Go into the router settings and make sure enable DHCP is set to allocate ip addresses automatically and that the router transmits on mixed mode b and G, turn off any wep or wpa encryption until you have a connection. Do not use windows connection repair as it will totaly mess up your pc's ip addresses and stop you from connecting to the routers ip address.

Posted on Aug 28, 2007

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Have you got in to configure it. In the address put 192.168.1.1 if a username and password haven't been set up leave username blank and put admin for the password. There might be a setting wrong. The routers IP never changes. the router supplies you computer with an IP. After hooking it up you could try to enter ipconfig in to the run prompt. Then ipconfig\release then ipconfig\renew. see if that helps.

Posted on Mar 15, 2009

Michael Galve

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You need to hard reset the router first by pressing the reset button at the back of it for 30 sec. Then do a power cycle. Unplug the power to the router first then the modem. Make sure the modem is plugged in to the Internet/WAN port and your PC to port 1 of the router. After 1 min power on the modem first then wait for the lights to go solid, then power on the router. If you still you don't have internet, you need to perform MAC Address Cloning. Open the router's Setup Page and look for MAC Address Clone feature, enable it and save. Perform a power cycle again. That should do it.

Posted on Jun 30, 2009

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