Wireless is nonexistant

How old is the device? May be time for a new device? Has there been any electrical storms? Power surges? Tried different connecting cables? When you reset the device, hold reset for 30 secs., release, wait for selftest, unplug device for 30 secs., plug in, wait for selftest, connect with a Ethernet cable, reconfigure SSID and Security Key.

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'.

only IPS can sure that. if model reset fails
no kidding call them. like millions do per day worldwide.
the ONLINE led must glow, the manual is clear about LED
and connected is no it, online is first. on modems and in this case the modem side of router./modem.
3347w = wireless
LED DSL goes green solid but blinks as DSK trains and conn.
and
LED interenet solid green connnected. blinks for data and red = fail.
page 205 in 3000 series manual
google it read it..

online means internet, and fails for you
and means call the ISP any time the internet led goes dead or red
it is that simple. do it.

Use a sharp object such as a pen or a paper clip to press and hold the restore factory settings
button, located on the rear panel of the router, for about 5 seconds, until the Power light begins
to blink:


Number 6 is where the restore factory button can be located.




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Hi, this seems to be either an issue with your router's hardware or local computer wireless adapter hardware. In order to determine which one is it do the following:

1. Go and check the LEDs on your wireless router to see if there are any blinking or switched off as stated in the official manual documentation for DLink products (can be found here or here more specific).
LEDS are as follows (left to right - per official user manual/doc):
- Power LED = A solid light indicates a proper connection to the power supply.
- Internet LED = A solid light indicates a proper connection to the Internet port. This LED blinks during data transmission.
- WLAN LED = A solid light indicates that the wireless segment is ready. The LED blinks during wireless data transmission.
- Local Network LEDs = A solid light indicates a connection to an Ethernet-enabled computer on ports 1-4. This LED blinks during data transmission.


2. Check the laptop's or desktop wireless adapter if it is disabled or enabled and if is disabled enable it by going to your computer's Control Panel (either winxp or vista/win7) and go to network connections (in vista/win7 put the control panel in detailed view to see more options) and then right click on your wireless connection and click enable.



3. In a case that also the wireless adapter is enabled but you still cannot see any access points/wireless networks please go to your current wireless connection and right click go "Diagnose", this feature is mainly available in windows 7 or Vista. For windows XP, go to the command prompt by going to Start->Run->type in the box "cmd" without the quotes->Then type in the following set of commands.
ipconfig /release ---> This will refresh your wireless card IP settings/configuration to 0.
and after that command finishes, type in:
ipconfig /renew --> This will get new settings if the wireless card has problems finding an address from your router.

You can always reset your router (unplug from power supply, wait 2minutes then plug it back in)
or:
Reset the wireless adapter (right click from on the wireless adapter shown in the network connections, disable and then re-enable it) or computer.

Thanks please let me know if you need anything else.

If by "reset", you mean you have done a factory defaults reset by pressing and holding the RESET button down for 15 to 20 seconds, then it sounds like your router has failed.
If you haven't held down the RESET button on the back for 15 to 20 seconds, then try that. If that doesn't return the router to working order, then the device is defective.
You should be able to get a warranty replacement.

First of all reset your broadband router by sticking a pointy object in the reset hole until you hear a small click, then wait a couple of minutes and try your xbox again. If you're still having problems try a different wireless adapter or use a cable direct to your xbox from your router, If none of these work unplug your xbox from the mains and unplug your router from the mains wait a couple of minutes plug it all back in again and run the setup on your xbox again...

Try restoring the Belkin back to the factory default by powering up the Belkin and pressing the RESET button on the back of the Belkin for 7 secs. Then connect a LAN cable from the computer to the Belkin, open IE browser and type the configuration IP address and configure the wireless settings ie. SSID, encryption etc. The computer wireless cards will need to be configured with the Belkin wireless settings to allow them to communicate with the Belkin.

Hi jackmyrtue,

Here's what the lights on the front indicate:


A. Wireless Security

• OFF Wireless security is off
• Solid Blue Wireless security is on

B. Wireless-Computer Status

• OFF Wireless computer is not present
• Solid Blue Wireless computer is connected to the Router
• Blinking Amber Problem with wireless computer onnecting properly to the Router

C. Wired-Computer Status

• OFF Wired computer is not present
• Solid Blue Wired computer is connected to the Router
• Blinking Amber Problem with wired computer connecting properly to the Router

D. Router/Power Status

• When you apply power to the Router or restart it, a short period of time elapses while the Router boots up. During this time, the "router" icon blinks.
• When the Router has completely booted up, the "router" icon becomes a solid light, indicating the Router is ready for use.
• OFF Router is off
• Blinking Blue Router is booting up
• Solid Blue Router is on and ready

E. Modem Status

• This icon lights in blue to indicate that your modem is connected properly to the Router.
• It turns amber when problem is detected.
• OFF Router is NOT connected to modem
• Solid Blue Router is connected to modem and functioning properly
• Blinking Amber Problem with modem

F. Internet Status
This unique icon shows you when the Router is connected to the

• Internet. When the light is off, the Router is NOT connected to the Internet.
• When the light is blinking amber, the Router is attempting to connect to the Internet.
• When the light is solid blue, the Router is connected to the Internet.

When using the "Disconnect after x minutes" feature, this icon becomes extremely useful in monitoring
the status of your Router’s connection.

• OFF Router is NOT connected to the Internet
• Blinking Amber Router is attempting to connect to the Internet
• Solid Blue Router is connected to the Internet

I hope this helps figure out your PS3 issue.

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Mark