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Originally Posted by NeilH
HOLEY MOLEY People
Read what i posted or search. lol
Upate your belkin at www.belkin.co.uk and select the right router and update the firmare that way.. Bingo.. Your router will be working fine soon :-) Mine is after that update.. And mine is a G Plus mimo. I believe this was a thorn in the side for belkin who have addressed all routers past and present to ensure this kind of thing does not happen again.
Totally irrevelant but id thought id share this with you. A guy from tonight. Belkin Router.
[Saturday 09 August 2008 21:00:56] <Ev1L_Ric0> Then look at your router manual
[Saturday 09 August 2008 21:01:04] <Ev1L_Ric0> Will tell u how to apply the update
[Saturday 09 August 2008 21:02:13] <the_dark_knight> ok
[Saturday 09 August 2008 21:25:48] <the_dark_knight_08> u there
[Saturday 09 August 2008 21:25:57] <Ev1L_Ric0> Kinda
[Saturday 09 August 2008 21:26:17] <the_dark_knight_08> i updated it and my speed is even faster and constant now. you were right
[Saturday 09 August 2008 21:27:05] <Ev1L_Ric0> See :-)
Neil |
Different router. The N1 should be able to cope with 20 meg fine as it was released after ISPs started supporting 20 meg.
While upgrading the router firmware is often a good thing, bear in mind that if the upgrade fails in any way (due to a power cut or whatever), the router is likely to be left useless.