[QUOTE=TheXeon;16998188]Do tell. Please.[/QUOTE]
The Router: Router preforms best when used in direct sunlight with the antennas submerged in water.
how do i make it so the rest of my stuff (new computer xbox laptop (x 2) ps3) connect.
With cables.
What kind of router is it and what issues are you having?
A little info would have helped.
Wireless or Wired rounter? Whats your internet package?
We need this info man.
im with virgin media, Its not giving me a good connection, The PS3 wont accept it and the laptops wont connect
the xbox is laggy and disconnects at random moments
Your indescriptive "Please tell" is very helpful.
[QUOTE=TheXeon;17006356]im with virgin media[/QUOTE]
There's your problem there!.
[QUOTE=TheXeon;17006356]im with virgin media, Its not giving me a good connection, The PS3 wont accept it and the laptops wont connect
the xbox is laggy and disconnects at random moments[/QUOTE]
Is it a router that you got from Virgin? What's the brand and model?
This guy seems like one of those people that would say they're having computer problems, then when told to bring it in, simply bring in the monitor.
its a Belkin N wireless router [IMG]http://www.celsiussolutions.co.nz/store/images/boxshots/belkin_n_router.jpg[/IMG]
Check for latest official firmware, flash it to latest. (looks like there is a new version out)
or you might be able to throw dd wrt or tomato on it (not sure about tomato but i know dd wrt supports some belkin routers.)
After that if your still having issues you may need to adjust a few settings (maybe turning wireless n off, ect.)
[QUOTE=Raz45;17006745]There's your problem there!.[/QUOTE]
Truly.
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Virgin media connection connected to 12 PCs (Switch in bedroom for consoles hence why only 9 connections at main switch) in a hardwired ethernet network, Stable as a rock.
I don't see what you Problem is OP? - You just either connect them via cables or just wirelessly connect them o.0
[QUOTE=TheXeon;17020803]its a Belkin N wireless router [IMG]http://www.celsiussolutions.co.nz/store/images/boxshots/belkin_n_router.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
That'd a wireless N router. Do the laptops and PS3 support wireless N? I doubt it. Perhaps you need to enable B/G if the router supports it.
[QUOTE=Tezza1234;17021648]Truly.
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Virgin media connection connected to 12 PCs (Switch in bedroom for consoles hence why only 9 connections at main switch) in a hardwired ethernet network, Stable as a rock.
I don't see what you Problem is OP? - You just either connect them via cables or just wirelessly connect them o.0[/QUOTE]
Probly shitty firmware or it's overheating, i helped an older guy a few weeks ago with getting a router and setting it up, ended up using the same belkin he's got with no issues but every belkin i've ever owned had similar issues to what he's having till a firmware update (the last one had to be updated to a beta firmware that was only available in the uk, but it resolved my random d/c's)
That and turning of N would probably help too.
how do i turn N off?
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the google didn't help.
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anyone?
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help?!
[QUOTE=TheXeon;17027728]Herp Derp[/QUOTE]
Get the manual for your product.
Read it.
Learn something from said manual.
Do said thing.
Stop making threads asking for help, without explaining the situation in OP
??
PROFIT!!
:derp:
Do yourself a favor and get a Linksys router.
Problem solved.
[QUOTE=alexsimotas;17031232]Do yourself a favor and get a Linksys router.
Problem solved.[/QUOTE]
To be fair, Linksys routers stock firmware [B]SUCK!![/B]
They're only good with DD-WRT firmware (or similar solutions)
[QUOTE=Van-man;17031591]To be fair, Linksys routers stock firmware [B]SUCK!![/B]
They're only good with DD-WRT firmware (or similar solutions)[/QUOTE]
But none the less, awesome right?
Yeah, Linksys stock routers are dick. Mine randomly shuts my internet off for undefined periods of time.
[QUOTE=Odellus;17035919]Yeah, Linksys stock routers are dick. Mine randomly shuts my internet off for undefined periods of time.[/QUOTE]
So put Tomato on it. I have a WRT54G v3 still going strong.
I also have a WRT54G.
Linksys routers run just fine on stock firmware!
[QUOTE=Wokkel;17043817]I also have a WRT54G.
Linksys routers run just fine on stock firmware![/QUOTE]
99,9% of the time they don't
[QUOTE=Van-man;17044075]99,9% of the time they don't[/QUOTE]
What do you mean? Mine works just fine.
[QUOTE=ChristopherB;17044153]What do you mean? Mine works just fine.[/QUOTE]
That after a day of heavy downloading, the router just cuts the connection to all computers (both wired and wireless) and you need to hard reset it.
Flashing to DD-WRT firmware fixed my problem.
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