Researching the specs of your specific router shows it can support up to 16 Wireless LAN connections. Therefore it should be able to support all of your devices.
TidBit: Change your encryption settings to "AES" instead of "TKIP." I say this because TKIP will slow the router down when it's connected to multiple devices, and could possibly slow it down all the way to 54G, instead of the 300N. I am not sure if your router is, but some routers have "TKIP" as default settings.
Here's the website where I found the specs of your router: http://www.pcrush.com/product/Routers-and-Gateways-Wireless/617524/Belkin-F7D2301-Wireless-Router-300-Mbps
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I have a Belkin wireless router,model # F7D2301 v1. I have 2 computers, 1 Directv DVR box, 360, Bluray, and 2 iTouch oh yea and a Wii. Do I need a different router? One computer runs on Vista and one on XP. Please help!!!

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