clarification... NON wireless set up, (it is disabled)

sometimes when it is acting weird...
If I try 192.168.1.1, it opens the router page BUT with errors, so most of
the info is not displayed and you cannot access or change any router info.
Sometimes it just tries to connect as if it's a web page, never finding the
192.168.1.1 router UNTIL the router gets rebooted, then it works right away.
It is brand new, so either it is defective or set up wrong. input please!
the KEEP ALIVE tab is checked in setup, if it matters...


ALSO, when I installed the software for the router, it actually made the
connection not work, so I hit "back" and cancelled the installation of the
Linksys software..... could it be related? What does the software actually
do?

THANKS
EMAIL:
sharkmanbmw at .hotmaill dot. com

"SharkmanBMW!" wrote in message
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>I just got a NEW Linksys wireless G 2.4, am using it with wireless OFF.
>
> Sometimes I cannot access it by typing 192.168.1.1 without unplugging it
> and
> doing a reboot of the router.
>
> As I am downloading with azureus after a fresh router reboot, I can get
> web pages no
> problem, but after awhile it stops connecting to the net AND I cannot get
> into the router by 192.168..... until I reboot it. BUT azureus is still
> downloading.
> I had a older Linksys router until last week and never had any connection
> issues even while downloading at 400kb/sec!!
> Now even if azureus is downloading at 75kb/sec, I sometimes cannot get
> into the router or get a page!!
> Is it possible that my router is defective?
>
> I have not needed to reboot the computer or the modem only the router to
> get web access!
>
>
>
>
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another update...
instead of unplugging it this time I just hit the reset button on the back
and it fixed the problem.
I had the 192.168.1.1 page open displaying the status and again, once it
started to not display pages, I tried to refresh the router page and it
wouldn't respond until I reset it.
Router is acting weird, any explanations?




"SharkmanBMW!" wrote in message
news:454e9372$0$12133$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> clarification... NON wireless set up, (it is disabled)
>
> sometimes when it is acting weird...
> If I try 192.168.1.1, it opens the router page BUT with errors, so most of
> the info is not displayed and you cannot access or change any router info.
> Sometimes it just tries to connect as if it's a web page, never finding
> the 192.168.1.1 router UNTIL the router gets rebooted, then it works right
> away.
> It is brand new, so either it is defective or set up wrong. input please!
> the KEEP ALIVE tab is checked in setup, if it matters...
>
>
> ALSO, when I installed the software for the router, it actually made the
> connection not work, so I hit "back" and cancelled the installation of the
> Linksys software..... could it be related? What does the software actually
> do?
>
> THANKS
> EMAIL:
> sharkmanbmw at .hotmaill dot. com
>
> "SharkmanBMW!" wrote in message
> news:454e9124$0$12159$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
>>I just got a NEW Linksys wireless G 2.4, am using it with wireless OFF.
>>
>> Sometimes I cannot access it by typing 192.168.1.1 without unplugging it
>> and
>> doing a reboot of the router.
>>
>> As I am downloading with azureus after a fresh router reboot, I can get
>> web pages no
>> problem, but after awhile it stops connecting to the net AND I cannot get
>> into the router by 192.168..... until I reboot it. BUT azureus is still
>> downloading.
>> I had a older Linksys router until last week and never had any connection
>> issues even while downloading at 400kb/sec!!
>> Now even if azureus is downloading at 75kb/sec, I sometimes cannot get
>> into the router or get a page!!
>> Is it possible that my router is defective?
>>
>> I have not needed to reboot the computer or the modem only the router to
>> get web access!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>>
>
>
>
> --
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>




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