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router being a silly goose
EskimoDave
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Last night my internet was running fine. This morning, not so much. Everything was timing out. Help?
I reset the (wireless) router. Nothing.
Reset modem and router. Nothing.
Tried roommates laptop. Nothing.
Plug my computer directly in to the modem. Everything is running perfectly.
I can only connect to the router about half the time. When I can connect it says the connection is "excellent", but everything times out, or just doesn't work. All the lights that are normally on are on. Everything is plugged in correctly.
The router in question is a Comstar WA-6206. I can't find much on google except that it is a cheap router.
I reset the (wireless) router. Nothing.
Reset modem and router. Nothing.
Tried roommates laptop. Nothing.
Plug my computer directly in to the modem. Everything is running perfectly.
I can only connect to the router about half the time. When I can connect it says the connection is "excellent", but everything times out, or just doesn't work. All the lights that are normally on are on. Everything is plugged in correctly.
The router in question is a Comstar WA-6206. I can't find much on google except that it is a cheap router.
EskimoDave on
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Unplug the power cord from the router and modem. Unplug the ethernet cable from the modem to the router. Disconnect the 'internet in' line on the modem. Wait a couple of minutes. Plug in power for modem and when all the lights have settled on the modem plug in the internet line. Give it a minute or so then plug back in the router. Reconnect the router to the modem.