Graham wrote:
>Does anybody know how I can reset this back to the as factory left it settings
>etc.
>
There should be a spot on the back, about the size of ball-point pen
that says 'reset'.
>I cannot gain access to the setup routine or any anything, I just cannot find
>out what the IP setings have been set at. The default 192.168.1.1 does nothing
>at all, neither does pushing the reset button on the rear.
>
>
OOOPS!!!! I see that you already tried that.
>Is there a program that can interogate the router and discover its settings at
>all?
>
>
Have you tried going to Start/Run/Cmd and, typed in ipconfig?
>Any help greatly appreaciated, it is a brand new one purchased to replace
>faulty Dlink router and it would be nice to get on line wirelessly this
>weekend, otherwise it will go back to the shop on Monday.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Graham
>
Was the problem with the new router, from the moment of installation?
Christopher
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