My links wireless g router will not stay connected to my house internet I must unplug it 20 times a day ill connect for ten mins then say limited access n not connect

I would check ALL cables, connections, reseat all connections. Have your ISP verify the signal from the outside. Have a ISP tech come out to analyze the connections and signal.

The problem has more to do with your Internet Service Provider than your router. The more users online within your neighborhood the less bandwidth or signal strength you'll receive. For instance around noon each day is one of the busy times for Internet use everywhere. It also, depends and what's occurring amongst the users within the house. Downloading, streaming music or videos is very taxing to bandwidth especially if five users are trying to stream video at the same time. Perhaps you may need to increase your service speed. So if you have 3M service you may wish to move up to 5M,10M or 15M service.

Download and install the firmware update
http://www.dlink.com/products/default.aspx?pid=DIR-615&tab=3
Make sure to download the one for your specific model, and do the flash via a wired connection.
If no change, most likely a new router is in order

1. Designate primary as default and delete other router from the access list.

When there is limited connectivity check if the laptop gets an IP address from the router. ELse try configuring it manually. Restart the laptop if necessary.

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I would try one or both of the following:

1. Update any drivers or software for the D-Link router.
2. Update the firmware of the router (see page 38 of the user manual for instructions to do this). -- you can download the manual at http://www.dlink.com/products/?tab=3&pid=WBR-1310&rev=WBR-1310 if you dont have it.

Hope this helps.

Unplug the router for ten seconds and plug it back in, it needs to reset. Some routers have a reset button. I often wait longer than ten seconds, I find a beer is usually the right amount of time. Sometimes the modem needs a reset also; unplug everything, then plug back in sequence, with the modem first, the wait, then the router, wait, then turn on your computer. That system works for any brand modem and router.

Please google "network magic" from cisco. Get it ... free for a limited time then they want $ or ... keep using the limited version for free.

I use the paid pro version to manage my network and I love it.

The program is easy to use and will perform all the functions you will need to stay on the WWW. Did I mention it is SIMPLE to use yet it is complete and comprehensive. It will help with wireless security too, if that is an issue.

Try to upgrade the latest firmware for your router and then reset and reconfigure your router , that will fix your problem,if still not ,Check if your router is still under warranty, call linksys for a replacement, if not then it seems your router might have gone bad