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Dlink DI-624 connection


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i bought this router bout 2 years ago, and i have had sooo many connection problems, i remember i asked a geek squad guy at best buy about it and he said the DI-624 has had a lot of complaints he just told me to get a new router. I'm a student living on my own so its extermly costly to get a new router. Wondering if anyone has had the same problems as me, i already upgraded to the newest firmware and it still randomly disconnect both wirelessly and straight connection its extremely annoying!! Any help would be much appreciated!


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I don't have this router but maybe I could help you. Do you just have connection issues with the router? Can you get wired or wireless internet off of it? Is your connection when you connect really slow? Please be more specific when you're asking. Any details will help solve the solution.

Edited by Sometimes needs help, 05 January 2008 - 08:07 PM.

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I don't have this router but maybe I could help you. Do you just have connection issues with the router? Can you get wired or wireless internet off of it? Is your connection when you connect really slow? Please be more specific when you're asking. Any details will help solve the solution.


Ya it just disconnects randomly for maybe 2 minutes or more then comes back again. Yes u can get both wired and wireless internet off of it. No problems with connection speed. Friend of mine has the exact same router and he has the same problems as me!
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This looks like an ok router but... Have you checked for viruses or malware on your computer? Sometimes your computer networked to the computer can get a virus and attack the router. Try running some software like Spybot S&D. Sometimes viruses can just restart your router and that will stop the connection. I use linksys routers because they are recommended by many places. Maybe if you think you like D-Link or something and you would like a cheap router try something like this one. Here is a link. http://www.bestbuy.c...d=1188560187743
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i've used this router for a couple years. i liked it very much. never had any problems. chances are the problems are not the fault of the router.
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i used adaware and spybot but it still disconnects! do u think i should post a hijack log?
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what is disconecting? is it your connection to the router/lan, or perhaps your internet? if it's just your internet going down i would suggest looking at your cable/dsl/RF modem, not necessarily the router. can you confirm that it's your network connection to the router that's dropping and not the router's connection to the internet?
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my wireless internet connection goes off and so does my brothers connection he is connected by a lan cable to the router. Both go off at the same time. I tried calling shaw and they tested the connection on there end and seemed to be fine. They sent a tech over to test my modem and he said everything was fine he thinks its the router also.
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have you updated the firmware for the router from d-link's site?
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yes i have the latest one
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sometimes just the environment you are networking in can cause problems. just a tip, keep all network cables a foot away from power cables, florescent lights, or anything that can give off interference. keep a any cordless phone receivers away from your router, or anything else on 2.4ghz bandwith. those things can interfere with wireless signals. make sure you're on a different channel and ssid than your neighbors. you don't want signals to fight each other. just a thought.
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