Power light red ,internet light red no other

which light is red? internet (globe), can't reach modem. Power, maybe its the wrong power adapter or something burnt up inside from a surge.

It depends. Have you checked the Netgear support site for FAQ and the manual. In some routers, orange lights indicate wired 100Mbps connections while green indicates 1000Mbps. In other cases, blinking lights indicated that the router is 'bricked'.

If the light is out or red, then you are not getting any power or you might have a power supply problem. In most cases a red light on the modem or router indicates hardware problems. You can purchase a new power supply for it. It could be the modem is bad, the question is, do you still have an internet connection? If so, it is probably a faulty light or power sensor, and the cost of a new modem or power supply may not be worth the effort. If you do not have internet connectivity, then you have a totally seperate issue and then you should call your ISP and ask them about your internet connection. It could be your internet is down or they have line problems. It may also be that you are plugged in to a multi outlet strip and you should try plugging it in directly to the wall.

I hope this was useful and please comment if this was helpful to you.

yes you can use as a wireless access point by plugging lan cable in to the yellow coloured port on your netgear not any of ports, have a good day....

a red led usually indicates an error or defect. if removing the power for several minutes (or hours like you did) does not reset the error, then i'm afraid that you will have to replace the device completely. however, the root cause may still be found before the router. have you tried unplugging and replugging the modem as well?

1. First check the light status of the XE102.
2. Then hard reset the Xe102
3. As this is a plug n play device all the lights should come on.
4. In case if the lights wont come on.
5. Check the powerline ..
6. And if that will not work , get a new adapter or replace the existing one from netgear ( 1-888-638-4327 )

Just disconnect the ethernet cable from the computer and put it into the slot called internet on the router then run ehernet cable from port 1 to computer.

you need service pack 3 as this sees any connected media that can be accessed from the programmes menu>accesories>system tools or download programme from here to set up xbox/pc streaming.

As for the Trendnet ensure that the pc it fitted to is not set to dial a connection, open IE and then tools>internet options>connections tab and select never dial a connection or it's greyed out.

Then in the properties of your wireless adapter select the TCP/IP line>properties and tick 'obtain an ip address automatically'.

Could you give me some overview of the topology of the network your trying to install the router on? (How it's all connected, and the ip addresses of the machines and other routers on the network (if any)) ?

If its just a router and not a modem router, go into the routers settings and make sure DHCP is enabled to give each pc an automatic IP address and ensure wireless is enabled if using wireless adapters. Next go to the properties of your network card and on the TCP/IP select properties and ensure obtain IP address automatically is ticked. You must also set up using the XP network wizard and ensure file and printer sharing is set up through both pc's.