I only have the box checked that says connect automatically as required.
All other boxes are unchecked. If this does not work,
The hit the reset button in the back of the router. It will then set it back to the factory defaults. Then start over.
Rick
Hi the other day I was messing with my friends router configuration page trying to figure out how to enable him to host certain online games both for his computer and PS3...(simple port forwarding wasn't doing the trick)
As I was messing about i figured out that i needed to use the correct DMZ or something like that....I can't even remember exactly what settings i changed but i think i somehow changed the default gateway as well...now he cannot access the internet. in a state of fret i began to toy with his Network connections and confused myself even more. Im pretty sure i destroyed his network connections settings. I was wondering if anyone knows what i can do to fix this or if there is a way to just 'start over' network connections.
He has a Surfboard modem and a Linksys Wireless-G router, his computer/PS3 is connected straight to the router while his mother's laptop in the next room is connected wirelessly. After trying a bunch of different things i simply gave up and told my friend "you're screwed sorry i messed it up" and now his mom is really upset because she needs to pay bills online...please HELP!

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