Wireless internet connection drops on battery

I've had my MacBook for 10 months or so now, and just recently it's started acting peculiarly. When it's on battery, the internet will drop out after 10-15 minutes of being online. Simply disabling the airport and re-enabling it will make it work for another 10-15 minutes. It only happens on battery, not when it's plugged in. I've tried all the usual fixes (updates, take out battery and hold power switch, etc.), but nothing seems to stop the problem.
Any ideas?

This is a fairly common complaint with 10.4.10.

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Internet connection drops with new HH4....

I recently signed up to a new deal with BT and had to pay for my HH4. I have it all connected up the exact same way as my HH3. I am receiving a faster connection now but am now getting VERY frequent internet connection drops....
My PC is wired to the HH so NOT a wireless issue. I have checked ALL my microfilters and seem to be working. Nothing within my home has changed apart from the homehub. I used to be connectiong at around 6.5Mb, I am now connecting between 7.5 and 8Mb....
9 times out of 10 the connection drops when I receive an incoming call.... but not always. I can make outgoing calls with ZERO issues....

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I forgot to state also that I since removed the HH4 and put my old trusty HH3 back into use......... it does the EXACT same thing now.........
BT engineer was out to fix the line in February of this year. A new main box was fitted (which I was billed for) and he also fitted an iplate to the box to allow the hub to be connected without the need for a filter since they are built in.......
an Iplate will not do away with any filters and they will be required on all sockets - unless you mean a filtered faceplate not iplate - 2 sockets 1 adls and 1 phone
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My Internet Connection Dropping Issues...

I too am having the occasional Internet connection dropping issues. Phone and TV continue to work.
Since I had Fios installed last November I am on my third ONT and 2nd router. When I called in my latest drop yesterday the call center person told me I had a hardware issue because my computer had a valid IP address assigned. I tried to teach her something about DHCP but she would not listen to me. I asked her to please reboot the ONT and she refused because "nothing was indicating a problem with it". Whatever...
Each time the Internet goes out the router acts fat and happy. I have full green on WAN Coax, and strangely enough, a flashing green Internet activity indicator. Logging into the router shows that I am MOCA connected and assigned a WAN IP address. But I can't get out past the router at all. On the event that led to me getting a replacement router the lady said she could talk to the ONT just fine, but not the router. We reset the router and ONT port numerous times and the connection finally came back up.
I am not sure of the protocol between the ONT and router, but I think the ONT is keeping enough signal going to make the router "think" its happy, but then the ONT is not passing packets at some point. After yesterdays call and the refusal to reset the ONT I just hung up on her and reset it myself. Of course everything started working just fine...like I thought it would.
So what is the issue here? Is MOCA a mess? Is an Ethernet connection to the ONT better? I am utterly disgusted with this miserable system and can't afford to continue having these outages.
I should also add the other wonderful features I have seen. When I tried to powercycle the *new* router yesterday it decided to dump its entire config including my port forwarding. Nice... And I have given up using wireless because if I set the router for WPA it locks up so hard that it takes a master reset to get going again.
Anyone have some advice on getting this system stable?

I would try using a non-verizon router. I used the Netgear router and it fixed my problem. The Verizon router seem to be pieces of garbage and they over-hear.

My internet connection drops

hello there!
ive been having this problem for a little over 3 weeks now. i have an ethernet dsl type internet connection with a cable and not wifi. ive NEVER had this problem with my ibook on this same internet cable but ive had my imac intel core2duo for about 3 months now and 3 weeks ago the internet connection would drop every now and again, like 5times a week and i noticed the only way to get the connection up again is to restart the compter. once i do that, the internet is back! so weird! however, the connect just dropped twice in the last 40 mins and ive restarted my computer twice to get connection back. why is this and how can i fix this problem?
any help would be greatly appreciated!
lianax
17" iMac 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 12" iBook 1.2GHz PowerPC G4 + iSight, iPod with color display 20GB, iPod shuffle 1GB Mac OS X (10.4.8)

users that have internet connection drops, slow speeds and intermittent connections while wireless, then your problem might be slightly different then other users in this thread.
for Wireless intermittent and slow, you should try changing the wireless signal. you can do that in the router.   open a browser, and go to http://192.168.1.1, user name is admin. and the password is most likely the serial number found on the service tag of your VZ router unless you changed it.
Once you login succesfully, go to the top and hit wireless, then on the left basic security.   then go to option 3 which is channel
1, 6 and 11 and are the only channels you should try.
So it will likely be set to auto, change it to 11 and put the check for keep settings even after reboot (Directly under the channel) and then hit apply.,
after you hit apply, test your connection out, if you notice a difference, leave it like that until the problem happens again, and if it happens again, go back into the router, and try channel 6,     test it out. and then finally 1 if the first two don't work.
Also take a look at page 2 of Actiontec's Wireless PDF File. It gives you some idea's with regards to position and orientation of where the router sits and how it can best be positioned for maximum coverage.

Slow wireless internet connection using airport extreme

My wireless internet connection works but is very slow (<80kbs). The problem seems to be with the airport extreme (brand new, purchased in May 07) because my connection is very fast (>6mbs) when i connect by wire to the airport extreme base station. Signal strength is strong, so i can't figure out the problem. Any ideas?
imac Mac OS X (10.4)

BK37, I hope you've solved your problem by now. But if not, and for the benefit of others reading this post, let me share what I (finally) discovered when I had virtually the same problem, i.e. 8mbps wired speed, <50kbps wireless speed.
I tried literally <span style="font-style:italic;">every suggestion I could find in the Airport discussions. First, I can assure you that changing the channel can give you incremental speed improvements in some instances, but for radical drops like yours, it's not the answer. Nor is turning off ipv6, or changing to WEP, or turning off Remote Access, or moving the AEBS, or or or or or....
With such a radical drop in speed, it's most likely you have a hardware-related blockage somewhere. In my case it was my wiring configuration. My setup was France Telecom Livebox (ADSL modem / ethernet & 802.11g router) --> Ethernet cable --> Linksys RTP 3100 IP phone adapter / router --> Ethernet cable --> AEBS --> 3 Airport Express set up to extend network and run AirTunes. After eliminating every other possible problem, I narrowed it down to the Linksys router, which for reasons I have yet to figure out was trapping the speed to the AEBS. I ethernet cabled both the Linksys router and the AEBS directly to the Livebox and presto! Back to blazing speed.
Hopefully this info will be helpful to you or some poor soul in the same situation, as I would have loved to have had it myself before I pulled every hair out of my head!
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Wired Internet connection drops since 10.5.7

Since installing the 10.5.7 update I've had trouble with my Internet connection dropping while I'm using it. I have a wired connection and have checked the cables and the router port and there doesn't seem to be a physical problem. I'll be browsing the Internet and without warning it will suddenly stop working. A minute or two later it will have recovered. This happens every few minutes and it's very aggravating.
I do not use a wireless connection and have turned off Airport.
When the connection drops, I am unable to ping the router. If I run ifconfig I see it has a 169.254.x.x address. Once the system recovers, I can once again ping the router and the IP number is what the router assigns.
I ran cat /var/log/system.log and here is an excerpt:
Jun 10 08:06:01 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIfFree: freeing userIf at 0x9109500.
Jun 10 08:11:55 usernames-imac kernel[0]: AppleYukon2: 00000001,00000000 sk98nif - deadmanCheck - nothing received, resetting chip
Jun 10 08:11:55 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: interface en is going DOWN
Jun 10 08:11:59 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetDisconnect called for port 0x9171e00
Jun 10 08:11:59 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: filter detached
Jun 10 08:11:59 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: down
Jun 10 08:11:59 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: detached
Jun 10 08:11:59 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Freeing hub at 0x9030000.
Jun 10 08:11:59 usernames-imac kernel[0]: Ethernet [AppleYukon2]: Link up on en0, 100-Megabit, Full-duplex, No flow-control, Debug [796d,6c08,0de1,0200,41e1,4000]
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIf_Create: created userIf at 0x9193e00.
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetConnect: returning port 0x9193e00
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0 does not exist, allocating memory.
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Allocated hub 0x9030000 for hubNum 0.
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNETSOBINDTOHUB: port: paddr 00:50:56:fd:d2:ae
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Port 0
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: got dev 0x74c3a04
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: up
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: attached
Jun 10 08:12:04 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIfFree: freeing userIf at 0x9193e00.
Jun 10 08:19:29 usernames-imac kernel[0]: AppleYukon2: 00000001,00000000 sk98nif - deadmanCheck - nothing received, resetting chip
Jun 10 08:19:29 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: interface en is going DOWN
Jun 10 08:19:33 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetDisconnect called for port 0x914c100
Jun 10 08:19:33 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: filter detached
Jun 10 08:19:33 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: down
Jun 10 08:19:33 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: detached
Jun 10 08:19:33 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Freeing hub at 0x9030000.
Jun 10 08:19:33 usernames-imac kernel[0]: Ethernet [AppleYukon2]: Link up on en0, 100-Megabit, Full-duplex, No flow-control, Debug [796d,6c48,0de1,0200,41e1,4000]
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIf_Create: created userIf at 0x914c400.
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNetConnect: returning port 0x914c400
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0 does not exist, allocating memory.
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernamees-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Allocated hub 0x9030000 for hubNum 0.
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VMNETSOBINDTOHUB: port: paddr 00:50:56:ef:27:5f
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Hub 0
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: Port 0
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: got dev 0x74c3a04
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: up
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: bridge-en0: attached
Jun 10 08:19:38 usernames-imac kernel[0]: vmnet: VNetUserIfFree: freeing userIf at 0x914c400.
Jun 10 08:22:42 usernames-imac login[22976]: USER_PROCESS: 22976 ttys000
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I don't know if the problem is related to an incompatibility with VMware Fusion or not. I have both Windows and Linux virtual machines on this Mac. I'm not actively using VMware when I have the connectivity problem.

I posted this on an other topic last night
Hi,
New to this forum. Landed here because of airport issues after 10.5.7. update.
Airport could not connect to my network, but it detected other networks.
I tried some steps suggested in this thread but it didn't work. Then I looked into my router and disabled the "hide accespoint" option. That worked. Airport connected immidiatly. I restarted and still had connection. I then enabled the "hide accespoint" option, restarted, had to log in manualy ("connect to other network"), gave my networkname and password and until now everything works okay.
Maybe the 10.5.7. update chanched something in the airport//router setting/visability.
Giel.
15" mbp 2,4 unibody, 15" mbp 2,2, powerbook g4 (dead but not burried) Mac OS X (10.5.7)

For those who constantly lose their wireless internet connection using WRT54G

Ok I was constantly losing my wireless internet connection on my LAN network when using my laptop, I tried everything to no avail,until today. Heres what I did to solve my problem
1. Upgrade your firmware for the WRT54G to ver.6
2. Reset your wireless router
3. Unplug all cables and wires from your Pc and router
4. Connect your Pc directly to your cable modem and obtain an internet connection
5. Now transfer files you want to keep from your laptop onto a usb flash drive or burn them to a disk
6. Reformat your laptop so that it goes back to all factory settings just like when you bought it
7. When completely done reformatting run software that came with the WRT54G on your desktop pc and follow all instructions,when prompted to type password type the password you last used
8. Go to your laptop and it should pickup a LAN,click connect, it will ask for the encryption key so type it in(whatever you typed when re-installing your wireless router)
Congratulations you are now back up and running,install files saved earlier back on your laptop and enjoy.This is what I did and it solved my problem as a matter of fact i typed this from my laptop and has not dropped my wireless internet connection yet.
NOTE SAVE ANY AND ALL FILES YOU WANT TO KEEP AS REFORMATTING WILL CAUSE YOU TO LOSE DATA!
IAM IN NO WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERRORS OR PROBLEMS THIS PROCEDURE COULD CAUSE IF DONE INCORRECTLY!

If you bought a version 5 or 6 return it to where you bought and apply the money towards a WRT54GL v1.x You'll be much happier. You could spend time online rather than pulling your hair out trying to figure out whats wrong. I setup 6 Linux based WRT54G's with no issues before I was given the task of setting up a version 6. Worked for about an hour. Told the guy to return it for a GL. Long story short, set it up in a matter of minutes and he was online. That was 3 weeks ago and he is very happy.

Internet Connection Drops PLEASE HELP!!

Installed Bootcamp in XP Pro, found that the internet connection drops all the time, need to manually unplug the modem and the airport to reconnect. I'm using a wired connection, not wireless.
thanks
any help is greatly appreciated

yes i have done that.
In OS X, the wireless connection works, but the wired connection doesn't. In WIN XP , both don't work even though it says its connected. If i reset the router (Airport Extreme), I can get the wired connection to work for a short while, then it stops working and if there are any other computers plugged into the router, they wouldn't work either. I will have to unplug all the connections and reset the router to make it work again. However, if i don't plug the iMac into the router, and use my other computer (like i am now) then its fine.
so in brief,
- if i use iMac with bootcamp, internet doesn't work
- if i use iMac with or without bootcamp with another computer plugged into router, both won't work
- if iMac is not plugged into router, and use another computer instead, internet works

Frequent Internet Connection Drops

I am a loyal Linksys user. Have used linksys routers for 3 years with no issues. Have recently experienced internet connection drops from my wireless computers, while the computers which are wired, access the internet without problems. I have 2 Lan connections (1 is a computer directly to router, the other is a Slingbox and Tivo box connected through a Slinglink Powerline Bridge). Wirelessly, I have 3 laptops and a Tivo box connected.
The problem began with my WRT54G v1.1 and now is occurring with the replacement WRT54G v6. The problem seems to be occurring with a conflict with the Slinglink. If I disconnect the Slinklink from the router and wirelessly repair the connections on the computers, access is restored without any reboots of router, modem or computers. Once access achieved, I can reconnect the Slinglink until the next drop.
More information can be provided as I have been monitoring this for 3 months. The problem is with the router and not the computers, Tivo, DSL modem or internet provider. The only common issues appears to be with the Slinglink or it's connections.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Warren

hi....have u by any chance assigned a static IP address to the slingbox ??? in case u have , ensure that u have assigned a static IP outside the DHCP pool of the router ( default DHCP pools of the router starts at 192.168.1.100 and ends at 192.168.1.149) ....In case u have not assigned a static IP address to the slingbox , i suggest that u do so...input the following details ofr your slinkbox network configuration....
ip address - 192.168.1.25
subnet mask - 255.255.255.0
gateway/router - 192.168.1.1
DNS 4.2.2.2....

Internet Connection drops when incoming telephone ...

On 14th December 2011 during a period of very high winds and heavy rain an incoming telephone call caused the internet connection to drop and it eventually restored itself after about 2 hours. When I answer a call the internet connection drops after about 30 seconds and then reconnects after about a further 40 seconds. All incoming local calls cause the internet connection to drop. As far as I can tell incoming calls from other exchanges seem to be OK. Incoming calls from mobile phones sometimes cause the internet connection to drop. The line is unaffected by outgoing telephone calls. I have a BT HomeHub 2B plugged into an upstairs telephone socket and connected by ethernet to my PC. I have another telephone socket downstairs, each socket is fitted with a filter. I have have tried every combination of my two standard telephones and 4 filters in each socket and every local call causes the internet connection to drop and reconnect. I think it very unlikely that both phones and 4 filters have become faulty at the exactly the same time. I have connected the Home Hub and telephone with a filter to the test socket and asked a friend on the local exchange to call me and the internet connection dropped and reconnected as before. Since moving to this house 2 years ago I have had four previous interruptions to the broadband service all of which were caused by problems probably at the exchange. The last one took 8 days to correct after countless calls to the "Help Line". Their fall back position is always to assume that there is no problem with the BT line. So I am not even going to try to explain this over the telephone. This is the information on the BT Home Hub Event Log, it is typical for every occurrence of the problem. Dec 26 11:42:42 2011 ERR 2011-12-26T11:42:42Z cwmp: mt_cwmp: session error: Could not resolve host Dec 26 11:43:19 2011 (1035438.010000) RTNL: Received ERROR reply 'No such process' for message type 0x19 Is this a problem with the Homehub, the line, or at the exchange?

not sure I read your post correctly but are you saying if someone from another exchange phones then the broadband is ok and it only drops if someone from your own exchange phones?
if the possible sollution from chris6273 does not work, and you have already tried the test socket then I would contact the mods for assistance http://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact_email/c/4951
the mods can take up to 3 days to reply
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ITunes 8.1 works great but killed wireless internet connection

I installed version 8.1 on both my laptop( PowerBook g4/ OS 10.4.11) and desktop (imac intel / OS 10.5) and after restarting the computer, the wireless internet connection stopped working on both.
I would open Safari and it would be a blank page and and the circle would keep spinning.
So I tried my laptop at a different wireless hotspot and had the same result.
I then tried repairing permissions and I got a list of problems with iTunes/Network Utilities, they repaired and now when I open Safari I get the message that it can not connect to the internet.
I do get an internet connection using ethernet on both.
Any ideas on how to fix this problem?

Did you by any chance also update the firmware on your Apple Airport Extreme (if that's what you have)?
I thought 8.1 killed my connection to my Apple TV, but it was the faulty firmware (see reports elsewhere in these forums).
Now that I have rolled back from 7.4.1 on my Airport I plan to try iTunes again (with white knuckles).
-dan

IMAC Wireless Internet Connection Problems All Of A Sudden

My Imac is well over a year and a bit old and has been able to connect to my wireless internet connection absolutely fine until the past week and a half. At first the connection wouldn't work and when I would turn my airport on and off and reset the router, it would eventually work, now that is not working at all. My airport status is either showing 'airport is turned on but is not connected to a network' or 'airport has a self-assigned ip address and may not be able to connect to the internet'
I have formatted my imac twice and still no avail and the last format I tried to join wirelessly straight from boot but it wouldn't join saying 'there is a problem with the wireless connection and you're not connected to the internet.' the annoying thing is I can see the network sitting there and can't join it, my network is also unsecure so no need to input a password. All my home PC's and my Iphone and Blackberry find the network easily enough, although recently the Iphone has began showing only 1 bar of wifi connection.
I am at my wits end as I am unable to connect at all now, I am all out of ideas and have been bashing my head off a wall for the past day without any connection at all.
My router is a buffalo AirStation wireless G high power model, my IMAC is an intel core 2 duo 20", if you need anymore information of my hardware I will gladly provide it. I'm running MAC OSX Leopard 10.5, out the box as I've been unable to run any software updates as I can't connect to the internet.
Please, if anyone can shed any light at all on this issue I would definately try anything.
Thanks in advance and regards.
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Anytime you see a self-assigned IP address in your network prefs you know it surely is a problem
with your router configuration. Power down all equip ... make sure modem is off for at least 5 minutes
restart modem, restart iMac ... check your network pref on iMac and make sure it's not 169.x.x.x
If so you will need to recapture the settings from your ISP's modem to the Buffalo.
Always use a secure wireless connection (WEP, WPA, WPA2) or else the whole neighborhood will suck down your bandwidth the slow down what your paying for. I use Time Capsules or AEBS (Airport Extreme Base Stations) that allow you to stealth mode and lower signal output and make the device
as a "closed network" ... meaning no one else can see and tap into your WIFI home network!
802.11N is better than G. and especially when you can use dual bands 2.4 / 5GHz to stop various home interferences. The backup of Time Machine only makes life much easier also! Xtech

Firefox won't detect coffee shop wireless internet connection, but explorer will, automatically

Firefox won't detect coffee shop wireless internet connection, but explorer will, automatically

that's fine, thank you
but if it doesn't connect
what's the alternative procedure
what do I do

I want to listen to my music through my airport express but I also have a wireless internet connection!

I want to listen to my music through my airport express but I also have a wireless internet connection!
I think I might have been sold a jelly - I want to listen to my music wirelessly which is why I bought the Airport Express, but I also have a wireless internet connection - can I do both?

David1854 wrote:
I want to listen to my music through my airport express but I also have a wireless internet connection!
I think I might have been sold a jelly - I want to listen to my music wirelessly which is why I bought the Airport Express, but I also have a wireless internet connection - can I do both?
Do you mean to say you already have a wireless network setup and thought by buying the Airport Express you just could use it for wireless music alone?
The Airport Express is chiefly a wireless router first, with the wireless music and printing as extra's.
It can be used for streaming music alone, but I think it needs to talk to network time servers and thus it gets screwed up over time not being on the internet. Also by your using your computers wifi for music streaming, no internet with your other router.
So it's a all Airport Express or back to a stereo mini cable.

Setting up a Wireless Internet Connection on Solaris 10

I am new to the whole Solaris/unix world and I was just wondering how to set up a wireless internet connection with a solaris 10 machine. I have a linksys router hooked up to a cable modem and a linksys receiver hooked up via USB on the solaris machine. I would greatly appreciate any help anyone can give me.

Was the router supplied by the ISP or was it bought separately? Are you able to get online when connecting the Mac directly to the router via an ethernet cable? Either way it's best to check the router settings to ensure they are correct.
I’ve not come across the Zoom routers. Setup should be straight forward though, having gone to their website and downloaded the manual. Do the following:
1. Plug one end of the RJ-11 cable (included in the box) to the router, the other end to your phone line via the micro-filter.
2. Plug one end of the ethernet cable (again included in the box) to the appropriate port in the router, the other end to your Mac.
3. Plug in the power cord and switch on
4. Fire up your web browser on your Mac (Safari, Camino, Firefox etc)
5. In the address bar of the web browser type 10.0.0.2 and hit the Return button
6. A Network Password box will appear. This is to gain access to the router itself. The defaults are, Username = admin, Password = zoomadsl
7. You’ll now enter the Basic Setup screen. It’s here where you enter the username and password supplied by your ISP. This is NOT your email username/password but your Internet access ones. If you are not sure or don't have them, call your ISP.
8. Click Save Changes and then click Write Settings to Flash and Reboot. Once the router has reset itself and the Link light comes on and remains steady, you’re online.
That’s it. Job done
If you still cannot get access it may be worth resetting the router (there should be a small button in the back which requires the use of a pen or pencil to press) re-entering your ISP information as described above and trying again.
Let me know how you get on.
Kryten

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