Cannot get online usinh netgear wnr2000 router i have cable conection routher detects eveything but wont connect as static ip or something

1.call comcast and ask them to put your modem on bridge mode.
2. Once the modem is on bridge mo the internet light will turn OFF
3. connect your comcast modem using the Ethernet cord to the Internet port at the back of your netgear router.
4. connect another ethernet cable from port number 1 from the back of your router and the other end should be connected at the back of your computer.
5. Then go to this website for the instruction to configure your netgear router. it includes screenshots as well for better understanding.

ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/rp614v3_setup_manual.pdf

have you tried updating the firmware on this to the latest version?
not sure which revision you got but you can go to this site
http://kb.netgear.com/app/
type in the model number and version number u got and you can download the latest firmware and see if that helps

Im not sure why this problem is occurring but if i was you i would just leave the printer and router on at all times so that there is no confusion. Or possibly change it from a static ip to a dynamic one and see how that goes.

The fact remains, unless Comcast (your ISP) has given you a "static" IP odds are that your IP is in fact NOT static, but dynamic (where your ISP can change your IP at the drop of a hat. I am wondering what the router is detecting to tell it that your IP is in fact static? Comcast OUGHT TO be able to tell you, without getting one of "their" routers, if your IP is static or dynamic. Comcast has this answer, and no onev else, so keep after them.
At any rate, you ought to be able to get to your router control by pointing your browser at http://192.168.1.1 and log in with the following:
User Name: admin
Password: {leave this blank}
Once you've logged in let me know and we'll take small steps to get you online, OK?

As netgear setup disc doesnot support Win 7.
U need to manually setup the netgear product

-- hard resett the router using a restore factory setting hole on the back of the router
-- open the netgear router page using www.routerlogin.com
-- Username - admin , Password - password
-- run setup wizard
-- if it detects dynamic ip then press next
-- and on the left u will see wireless settings under setup .
-- secure the network using WPA_PSK(TKIP)
-- and then apply .

In case if it will detect static or fixed ip .
Then click on " Basic settings "
-- Under router MAC address
-- select "use computers MAC adress "
-- Apply
-- And then Powercycle the network..
-- And u will be able to go online ..

Contact your ISP/ASP (or check their web site) and get the information from them on what type conenction you are on. Set-ups vary with connection type.

Basically you need to sign up with an Internet Service Provider in your area. The ISP will advise you the type in modem/Internet connection you need for their service (ie. DSL or cable) and advise you or provide you with a compatible DSL or cable modem. The ISP will provide an installation disc or instructions to configure the modem so it connects with their Internet server.
The modem is then connected to the wnr2000 router's Internet/WAN port with a LAN cable.
If you have already configured the modem and connected it to the wrn2000 router and the setup wizard has detected that you already have a valid Internet connection (it has detected your TCP/IP address which your Internet Service Provider has given you - this IP address is your unique network address - it is similar to your house address in your street, in your suburb, in your state, and in your country). Just click OK and continue with the setup.

1.Did you set an IP address to the new router? If no.
set it to 192.168.1.2 or in DHCP mode.

2. Install the new AP software(i.e uninstall the older version from your PC/laptop) which would be available in CD for the new router package.
This will solve the problem.

Try to open the Router page using "ROUTERLOGIN.COM" in IE and go to WAN Setup option in which u can see Disable SPI Firewall (check the box), also reduce the MTU Size to 1400 or 1390

Here are few things that you can try:

1. update the firmware on the router/modem

2. Open ports on the router/modem for P2P