Connect to wireless

Please contact your Internet Service Provider if you are getting your provisioned speed according to your package. They need to run speed test for your account.

Are you using a router? Do you use cable internet? Try connecting directly the cable directly into your netbook. If you have internet access then the issue may be with your router.

If the modem works and a desktop pc works through the Ethernet port of the router, then try plugging the pc laptop into the same Ethernet port using the same cable as the desktop. Most laptops have an Ethernet port.

If this works, then the problem is the wireless access?

Check you still have the wireless set-up on the pc laptop, if not re-install it.

try pinhole resetting the router. Hold it down for 30 seconds, then pull the power, then press and hold it for 30 more seconds, then plug the power back in.. then press and hold it for another 30 seconds and let go.

Try connecting wireless again, if this doesnt work the router is broken. Get a new one.

Consider changing the wireless channel. Often the default channel conflicts with cordless phones of you or your neighbor.

try this.

in device manager, remove the wireless network adapter.

restart computer and windows will reinstall the software for the adapter

Try resetting the Linksys back to the factory defaults and configure it again.
Power up the router and press the pinhole RESET button on the back of the router for 30 sec
Connect a LAN cable to the wireless router and open a browser and enter to router's configuration IP address and configure the wireless settings, remove the LAN cable when configuration is completed.
You need to configure then wireless card in the computer/laptop with the router's wireless settings.

hello i'd change it to belkin router good luck
shaun

Turn everything off for 2 minutes, cable modem, router and pc.

Turn on modem and wait 2 minutes for the modem to sync to TW.
Turn on router after 2 mins and wait until the router syncs with the modem.
Turn on PC
It sounds like your router lost its connection to the cable modem, which happens from time to time. TW will not help with your router. I worked for a cable co and the router and modem losing sync was the at least 70% of the calls. FYI cable doesn't use DSL,just the phone co.

1. Turn off your XBox and unplug all cables from the console and the wall, including a wireless adaptor if you have one.

2. Clean off your game discs using a non-scratch cloth.

3. If your game discs are already scratched, you can most likely take them to a video game store, such as EB Games, and get it cleaned for a small fee.

4. Plug your cables back in, except for the wireless adaptor or network cable (ie. don't connect to the internet).

5. Start up one of your games and see if it loads.

6. If it loads, turn off your XBox, and connect to the internet.

7. If it still does not load, it may be a disc drive problem in which case, contact Microsoft XBox 360 support at: www.xbox.com