My wireless connection was working fine up until a few days ago. Now, I can connect directly to my ethernet, but not through the wireless. It shows perfect signal strength, but no connection to the internet. It also says that IPv4 has no connection. Please help.

It is possible that a neighbor purchased a wireless access point that it on the same channel and they are competing. Change your wireless channel. You could also try a hard reset. Instructions at D-Link's website. Good luck!

Are you connecting to your own wireless router? If yes, have you changed anything in its configuration, or inadvertently reset it? If you're connecting to someone else's router (neighbor, etc.) it could be that they have locked you out. Does the wireless network show as secured? This sounds more like a security issue than hardware or driver.

Since the wireless works fine on your router, then it is possible that there is a problem either on your ethernet cable or on the port of the belkin router.
Try a different ethernet cable. (Ethernet cable is the one that is connected from your computer to the router.) If you don't have a spare cable, you can directly connect the computer to the modem, just to isolate the issue and determine if it is the cable or the computer itself.
If you have determined that the cable is working fine, then try a different port on the router.
I hope this helps!

Are you sure you got a compatible modem? They are not all alike.

Hi
firstly you can try upgrading the drivers on the adapter. following is the link for the latest drivers http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12520

If the problem still persists
try changing the wireless settings on the wireless router.

ever thought that the wireless card might be disabled or you set it to off?

Try to disable any firewalls on your computer. If you already have internet details showing, there's something blocking your connection which is possibly a firewall. Turn off the Windows firewall as well as Norton, Mcafe, Zone Alarm and the like if you have one.

the easiest way is hard wire a windows laptop and use the CD that came with the router.

mairelina, if all was well 2 days ago then resetting the router should fix your problem. usually a small button on the back of the router.

chelliepooh, you need to check that the router's wireless function is on. connect using the ethernet and go to the config page (usually 192.168.1.1) make sure wireless is on and security is set to wpa-psk.

Mike, Try setting up a new connection in Internet Options in Control Panel. Please let me know how this works for you.
thanks