Connection with BEFW11S4 Router

About 2 months ago I got a new computer. Ever since, while I am able to connect to the internet, the connection is very slow. We have a second computer in our home that has no problems with the connection. But yet the new computer has trouble downloading videos, websites, etc at the same speed as the other computer.
I spoke with the company that build my computer and they stated this was a problem with the router and I should countact them for assistance. I have the Lyksys BEFW11S4 Wireless-B Broadband Router. Can anyone offer me any assistance as to how to get the new computer running off the internet at the same speed as our older one?
Thank you in advance for you help!

On your New Computer try to Disable the Firewall and Antivirus on your Computer and check how its working. As you have mentioned your other computers works perfectly fine, this means your Router is working fine without any issue. You should disable the firewall and antivirus and i think this might solve the problem.

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My dad's computer can connect straight to the modem (MSN Arescom NetDSL 800) and run the internet just fine, but only his computer; I've tried plugging my Xbox 360 directly into the modem, and it cannot connect because the ISP knows that it's not my dad's computer...?
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+ comp to modem (MSN Arescom NetDSL 800) [working]
+ comp to router (BEFW11S4) [failed]
+ comp to new router (WRT54G) [failed]
+ router to internet [failed] (incorrect IP to connect to ISP)
+ not a router problem
? driver problem
? designated computer needed as central hub
- wireless connection to router was recognized (no longer works?)
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