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so you have the adapter where the SuperHub is then the Netgear powerline Hub elsewhere? does the netgear powerline hub have a setup IP? if 192.168.0.1 is the IP to access the web interface it may conflict with the SuperHub when trying to access it which means disconnecting the powerline plug where your SuperHub is then accessing. while theres no link to the SuperHub. have a look at your settings there.
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Yes that is correct, the adapter is where the Superhub is and the Netgear powerline hub is next to my computer. I have not configured it to the extend of assigning it an IP address I dont think.
The wireless issue was just a cable problem on the router. It was a very fault/loose cable so I don't think it actually was a routing problem.
Also just to note, I have disabled Port Scan Detection and IP Flood Detection under the Firewall on my Superhub.
Edit: What I will do now is I will install the software that was included with the Netgear powerline adapter kit.