Web-Based Setup, not working

Hello...
When I go to the Web-based setup...wireless/security..
nothing is available.
I can't change the keyphrase, or security type WEP WPA andy such darned thing.
It's just not there 90% of the time.
Then once in a blue moon it shows up.
Upgraded all the firmware and such, factory default and the likes.
It used to work at one time. If I could just drive there or contact the wizard of OZ maybe something might happen.
help.
Thank you
Message Edited by crazygirl on 04-06-2008 06:47 AM

I totally lost my internet connection via the router WRT54GS V6
I am connected directly into the computer from my cable modem.
I have tried everything. Upgarded firmware, factory default reset, setting the software again and again.
When I run Easylink Advisor it always reads, no internet...like I said the modem is working when plugged directly into my computer.
All proper lights are working on the router and modem.
Could the router be just be broken?
It seems to be getting worse and worse.
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