New Network Detected??

Ok, so I purchased my WRT54G wireless G router the other day. I set it up perfectly fine, and it began to work immediately with no problems. However, every about 24 hours or less my internet stops working, and when i check the linksys's advisor it says that a new network has been detected. After this i then have to go through the setup again and then the internet works ok. However, during the re setup, i have to unplug the router wait ten seconds then it usually works. But i really have no desire to keep doing this. I would really like for my internet and wireless internet to keep working on a regualy basis. So please, someone help!!
Also i have a cable connection internet run through Adams Cable. Thanks again!

I think you can try to update the firmware of the router to solvge this. To update the firmware of router try this:
Go to www.linksys.com/download and select correct model numbers and version number. Downloaf the firmware and save it on your computer.
Check the file it sould be firmware image file like .bin etc. If it is a compressed zip file extract it to get firmware image file.
Open setup page of router by typing http://192.168.1.1 in browser;s address bar, and typing password as "admin" and no user name.
Go to administartion tab there
Go to fimware update sub-tab there
Browse for the firmware image file and click update
when update completes turn off modem & router.
After 2 minutes turn on modem and after 2 more minutes turn on router.
Check if connection dropping stops.

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