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Stop wasting time with video games. there are more important things to do with your time. When the gaming thing stops being fun, it time to stop and do something else.

if its new then you must not have issue with it, if the configuration they gave is already setup and nothing missing, it should be ok. If the electrical issue is true, then you try to use AVR or other power supply for your modem. You can also try to plug it in different place and try to connect with it (even without internet) to test if its really the electrical thing causing you this headache. "Rebooting the modem by itself is not normal" (possible hardware cause). Otherwise, you should ask for its warranty or replacement.

I assume bell is your old ISP, and primus is your new ISP. Also i assume your wireless modem is not provided by bell. If you are getting the login page of your old ISP (bell) it seems your bell LAN cable is still connected to your modem. If you are 100% that only primus is the only connected to your modem. Try to run disk cleanup and remove all the temporary files in your computer.

Try this link: 2Wire Home Portal

check for compatible driver for the printer

I would boost the signal it can only help I had the same sort of problems but my wireless router quit working properly my iPad wouldn't pick up signal so I had to replace my wireless router hope this helps Merry Christmas

1st step is to call netzero and as per the setup get it configured.

2nd on your comp go to control panel-network connections- delete all the connections listed their- insert the disc provided with router- run the setup and install it- then connect the usb of router and see if it works..

Clarify ur setup more for more help

No you must connect to the router port to get time capsule connected to network

Did AT & T supply it? If so get back on to them and tell them it;s still happening and if they don't sort it out, you will subscribe with another company.

Are you using AT&T as a provider? I've had a lot of dealing with their DSL Internet. DSL is not a solid signal for Them. SO they came out with Fiber Optics now that doesn't lose signal If you have a different provider run a speed test online to see if you are getting the speed that you are paying for.

Follow the dots -

2 wire DSL wire to back of DSL modem.

Ethernet cable out of DSL modem, to current router (if you have one).

Ethernet cable out of current router (if you have one) to new Wireless N router.

If you currently have a wireless G router, keep it, or, use the new Wireless G/N router alone. You will need to set up all security settings again if you remove your current router, and if the new router is N only, you will need to make sure all your wireless connecting computers have wireless N cards in them.

Replace it since its operation is intermittent and sooner or later it will quit for good.