BEFW11S4 v2 router with prestige 645 dsl modem

I had them setup but then i got hacked and the person changed all of the settings and now it wont work. I never saved the guide i used to set it up or i deleted it i dont remember which. could anyone direct me on how to set these up.

well dats Appreciable ,
now on the set up screen u will find some options .
and do as wat is posted here as -
under Wireless- it shld be enable.
SSID- ur network name - U can customize it with ur name even
SSID broadcast - enable it
Channel - U can try 11 .
WEP - disabled -
WAN connection type- obtain an ip automatically.
Once done with these settings - click apply
u shld be back on the same page , within a few seconds
now ,
Ull find one more option as ...
LAN IP address : which is 192.168.1.1
change it to - 192.168.7.1
again apply ...- it may happen u wont be able to see the set up screen again don worry.
just ,follow the steps -
strt>run>cmd> ipconfig /release
strt>run>cmd>ipconfig /renew
ull get to see a new ip address - 192.168.7.100
somethin lyk dat
den ..connect ...ur Modem into router's internet port as well or shld i say WAN port.
and power cycle
chek if u able to go online now?
let me know the status?
~~~Nobudy's Perfect , i try To Be So ! Each n every moment of maH LYF , AND I THINK dat wats make Me "Different" From others....~~~

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