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Flush your internet explorer cache and reboot, then the configurator should come back up.

I'm using Firefox.

I will be a bit more specific. The default network address of the router/modem is http://192.168.0.1. When you enter that in the browser, you are supposed to be prompted for a username and password (defaults are "admin" and "password" respectively). This lets you in so that you can change all the options - firewall, etc... Now, I did this first time, and it was working. But, I changed one of the security settings to WEP, I entered a passphrase, and it created 4 keys (I did not write these keys down). I then tried to follow the rest of the installation instructions, which included disconnecting the router. The internet connection through the modem has not worked since. Also, now when I enter the 192 address thingy, it says connection refused, so I can't get back in to change any settings.

Somewhere in there, I also tried to do something through the windows networking thingo, but this only seemed to make things worse - I had to create a key there as well (only 1, but I did write it down). All that works now is that the wireless adaptor card can talk to the wireless router/modem, but that is it. No internet. I think this is why the reset thing on the router didn't do anything.

I'd love to start this over again, and even used system restore to go back to a few days ago and do the whole install over again. But the damn router (or maybe the wireless adaptor card) will not forget what it has been told, so I get nowhere :blush::spoton:

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Aniken,

Most routers will go back to factory default if you power off then hold reset in while putting power on. Also you should be able to plug into the network port ont he router, if you have a lan card in your pc.

when you set your wep key use something like nameaddressphoneumberwhateveryouwant. Try to use symbols and numbers.

I hope this helps

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As Zap said, try using a wired connection, you should be able to connect to the router and adjust settings appropriatly then.

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As Zap said, try using a wired connection, you should be able to connect to the router and adjust settings appropriatly then.

Yeah, eventually got a wired connection going, and am back in now. :spoton:

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I just got broadband a little while ago.... now whenever I boot up my computer it takes 100 times longer to get to the desk top.... any ideas why this might be happening??.... once it get to the desk top everything is fine.... just getting to the desktop takes up to 5 minutes..... b4 they installed telstra broadband, I had dial up... started up the computer and it booted to the desktop in less then 30 secs..

Can any1 shed any light into this??/ what can I do to make the initial boot up as quick as it use to be??

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I would have a look at the network properties of your network.

First thing to do is call Hel$tra and see if they can walk you through making sure your settings....this should take 40mins on hold ..

It could also be a virus/worm sending its keylogging :glad:

Call Hel$tra and see if they can help you, but its not right unless you are running XP on a 486 :lol:

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I would have a look at the network properties of your network.

First thing to do is call Hel$tra and see if they can walk you through making sure your settings....this should take 40mins on hold ..

It could also be a virus/worm sending its keylogging  :ermm:

Call Hel$tra and see if they can help you, but its not right unless you are running XP on a 486 :lol:

thanks... ill give em a call....

definately not XP on a 468 :lol:

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I also think the PC is trying to send out and download some data, while the PC is off, disconect the modem then turn the PC on and see if it makes a diference, If it boots up a lot faster then there is a high posibility your PC is sending out and receiving some kind of data before it gets to the deaktop

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Throw one out there...

Why are all ADSL modems external?

We had only just got the old dial up modems as internal then they go and throw the DSL modems at us..... :spoton:

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You can buy internal ADSL modems now.

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Turbo charge your PC by entering the bios and upping the front side bus multiplier to around 240mhz.

You standard 3.0Ghz pc will be doing 3.6 at this stage.

If it runs hot, water cool it, just like your car :spoton:

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