[Windows 95]

I have been using this product for over a year now. Its worked fine for me until today. I logged on to my computer and tried to access the internet. But it said that I didn't have it plugged in. But I did. I noticed that the Wireless-G was blinking rapidly. So I don't know if that has something to do with it, or what. I ran a diagnostics on Windows to see what the problem was. It said I had to renew my IP address. I tired to do that, but it said it failed. So I was wondering if anyone could help me on this.

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Hi there,

Have you tried rebooting the router? Restarting your PC?

Troy

[Troy]

Hi there,

Have you tried rebooting the router? Restarting your PC?

Troy

[Windows 95]

Yes. I also contacted Tech Support yesterday, and it still doesn't work. So I think something went bad on the product itself. Im gonna take it to Geek Squad and see if it is broken.

Edited by Windows 95, 05 October 2008 - 11:30 AM.

[Troy]

Geek Squad are just going to charge you to confirm what you already know - save your $$$.

If you have worked through with the Linksys Tech Support and it doesn't work, then you should arrange with Linksys to get a new one (if it's under warranty).

Cheers

Troy

[Windows 95]

Geek Squad are just going to charge you to confirm what you already know - save your $$$.

If you have worked through with the Linksys Tech Support and it doesn't work, then you should arrange with Linksys to get a new one (if it's under warranty).

Cheers

Troy

I went yesterday and spent $99 dollars and got a new one. Geek Squad didn't charge me at all to hook it up and try to see what the problem was.

[Troy]

Well that was lucky then.

So the new one is working like a charm?

Tory

[Windows 95]

Yep, its works like a charm. It one of those new Dual-Band Wireless-N gaming adapters. What's so better about Wireless-N anyway?

[Troy]

Good to hear it's working.

Used with the right equipment, 802.11n will give you much faster transfer speeds.

http://en.wikipedia....ki/IEEE_802.11n

Troy