WRT54G V7 Hangs on Adminstration Save Settings

Configured WRT54G connecting to ADSL modem.
1. All works fine, except, wanted to change password for admin and each time I tried and pressed save settings the device "hangs" (cannot get back to any config page) and has to be reset via the rest button. Tried this about three times with the same result.
2. Thought an update of firmware might be a starting point, but when asked for version there is no version WRT54G V7, which is what the lable underneath says. Same with product registration.

try following link for the latest firmware for the router...check whether it works for you or not and let me know...

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