E2000 router. 6 weeksa old. Netflix and ipad cut out periodically.

Hi,

Just need to install the Netflix app on your new iPad, login with your credentials and you are ready to go.

Depending upon your Netflix account, it will allow you to use 2 or 4 devices simultaneously. So you can either uninstall the Netflix app from your older iPad or keep it and use it.

Unfortunately, Netflix only makes an iPad app for iOS 6 and later. You will have to get a newer iPad if you really, really want to watch Netflix on it, because your iPad cannot be upgraded to iOS 6.

It could be a problem with your internet connection; wireless connection is always slower than ethernet. Try moving to another part of the house (closer to your wireless router) or testing the internet speed. You can test your speed at www.speedtest.net

Hello,
A lot of factors can cause routers to drop signals. There could be too much interference so your device keeps changing channels. Try changing your wireless settings from auto channel to one of the available channels in the list. You can get to the router config at http://192.168.1.1
If your devices stay connected to the wireless but the internet cuts out, it may be your ISP modem.
There might also be a firmware update for your device that fixes this issue as well.
The latest is version 1.0.04 build 7. Here is the link:Download
Regards, Chris

you can get user manual and software of your router from given below linkhttp://homesupport.cisco.com/en-us/wireless/linksys/E2000

The Linksys E2000 router is N series router and the WRE54G is G range expander.
WRE54G is only computer with the WRT54G and WRT54GS routers.
You have E2000 router. I believe that router is capable of broadcasting the wireless signal upto 100 fts.
As Linksys says that router is capable of signal up 200 - 300 fts, but it is not.
You can try changing the wireless channel on the router to increase the signal.
Open the setup page of the router.
Go to wireless tab and change the configuration view to manual.
Try changing the channel to 11, 9, 6 ,1. See if that works.
Click Here for more information about the routers and network

I think the type of wireless security on your network might be WPA2. Some times the WPA2 is not supported on Windows XP and the wireless connection will drop.
Open the setup page of the router and check the wireless settings of the network.
Also set the wireless channel to fixed number 6.
You will need to access the setup page of the router.
See if that works.
Click Here for step by step by instructions