[pgnl]

If it were me I had would have to try it on a different PC, to rule out the PC being at fault, it's pretty tricky to diagnose this stuff at a distance. It could be something obvious, the router itself could be faulty, it could even be a virus or malware. As you can't even access the config page I would first start with the checking the PC is set to allocate an IP address via DHCP? If the router has been reset it will try to allocate one by default.

How to check varies by version of windows, in XP it's Network connections, right click on local areas connection, then right click properties, in the list box click 'Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)' and click properties and it should say 'Obtain address automatically', if not select it and retry.

Worth a try anyway


Patrick