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		|  28-02-2013, 18:46 | #16 |  
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				Re: New router required to replace D Link DIR 615
			 
 
			
			Right I have the 3 files now - the top one says it contains file fragments 2,901kb, is that the one to move to the desktop and how do I do that or can I leave it where it is in my documents?
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		|  28-02-2013, 18:50 | #17 |  
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			leave it where it is if you can find it when you look for the file via the netgear web interface
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		|  28-02-2013, 18:55 | #18 |  
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			yes I found it, logged into routerlogin.net and found the router upgrade option, selected the file to upload and it said 'All existing internet connections will be terminated' Is this correct and what happens if I select OK?  Will I just have to go through the initial setup process (i.e. ssid, password etc.) again or what?  If I don't have any internet connection I won't be able to ask you what to do next lol
 Do I need to disconnect anything like the cable modem or router or leave it all plugged in and connected as it is now?
 
 If all this goes horribly pear shaped can I just reset the router and start again from factory settings like I had earlier?
 
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		|  28-02-2013, 19:07 | #19 |  
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			ye. apply the upgrade.
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 click on setup wizard once the new firmware is loaded
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		|  28-02-2013, 19:16 | #20 |  
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			Well it seems to have worked!!!      
After the router rebooted it came up again showing N.America as the region but this time the otther countries could be accessed and so I selected Europe and updated it.  I notice the NA has now gone from the end of the firmware version too so that makes sense.
 
Where it says Mode, it's currently showing up to 72mbps, but there is also an option to select up to 150mbs.  Do I leave as is or select the faster option.  Not really sure what these settings are referring to tbh.
 
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		|  28-02-2013, 19:18 | #21 |  
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			change mode to 150. and secure wifi.
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		|  28-02-2013, 19:21 | #22 |  
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			Security settings have stayed the same as when I did the set up - I can see the SSID and Password I created via the home screen and the security setting WPA2-PSK is ticked. 
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		|  28-02-2013, 19:24 | #23 |  
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			good stuff and youre welcome. have a look round the new firmware. there may be new feature which will interest you.
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		|  28-02-2013, 19:27 | #24 |  
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			Bit scared to do that tbh - frightened I'll touch something I shouldn't and create a whole heap of trouble... (just like with my wife     )
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		|  28-02-2013, 19:35 | #25 |  
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		|  28-02-2013, 22:10 | #26 |  
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			It's OK I'm back in her good books, for now....          
Thanks again pal.
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		|  04-03-2013, 19:38 | #27 |  
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				Re: New router required to replace D Link DIR 615
			 
 
			
			
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					Originally Posted by thenry  change mode to 150 |  Ohgawd.
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		|  04-03-2013, 19:46 | #28 |  
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		|  05-03-2013, 17:04 | #29 |  
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				Re: New router required to replace D Link DIR 615
			 
 
			
			My way of saying - why on earth would you suggest that?!
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		|  05-03-2013, 17:10 | #30 |  
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				Re: New router required to replace D Link DIR 615
			 
 
			
			best option is it not?
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