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Old 23-09-2006, 14:28   #5
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Re: Dell router problem

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Originally Posted by punky View Post
Long shot, but tried doing a hardware set on the router? Sticking the pencil in the hole? Also, trying restarting to factory defaults through the router control panel?

I'd try taking this Dell software out the equation too. You don't need any software to run through a router.
Tried a reset, I'll try the factory restore next, and I'll un-install software as I said in Zings post, never tried it without before

BRB, again .....lol

---------- Post added at 14:28 ---------- Previous post was at 13:52 ----------

I'm back, no joy, I tried all of the above except restoring factory settings, it looks like I have to do that online with the router in the equation but of course, I can't get the router to work at all now

Oh well, another time, I'm off to bed, work tonight

Thanks all
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