Firefox upgrade prevents access to NAS web page

Firefox is the likely cause of the web admin page of a Buffalo Linkstation Live 1Tb network attached storage device being inaccessible.
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
== on every attempt to open the NAS web admin page after Firefox upgraded to 3.6.6

You're welcome. I am marking this thread as '''solved'''.

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You need to try again to reset the router to factory defaults.
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2) Disconnect all wires from the router.
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Marcus Böhm

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