So if this router is no good... Which Wireless-N router is?
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I don't know if I would necessarily draw the conclusion that the router is no good. Wireless network setup can befuddle most novice users (and can even make experienced users pull their hair out). The #1 mistake most of the reviewers on here make is that they don't upgrade the firmware as the first step. That goes for any router though. It took me about 2 days of research before deciding in this router. I just ordered it though, and it won't arrive until Wednesday, so I can't give you my feedback on it yet.
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I would no longer recommend this router. It has overheating issues that were never resolved by firmware upgrades. It got so bad that it finally died and I had to replace the router. I replaced it with an ASUS Wireless N900 router that has performed much better with more features.
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Update: This thread got me wired just now...Wireless is in the works. [ndiswrapper isn't so friendly to this one for some reason - perhaps I nabbed the wrong wireless driver..]http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409939
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Not sure what the question is here, all wireless routers work on any provider/browser. I strongly recommend another router. The company is completely serviced by Indian tech support who could care less about customer service. Plenty of other competitors out there whose products don't feel like a cheap dollar store item.
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Well, I've tried everything I could think of and it still won't connect to my wireless-N router. Tried Acer support but they want to charge me an hourly rate over the phone!!! You buy their product which then doesn't seem to work and you have to pay them for tech support. What a scam!!! I'm returning mine to Amazon.
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Just how old is your router? This never really had an issue with WiFi... The issue was with people with old routers.
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Hi Ivey, the one you picked is just a switch, not a router. You can go through this process so we can start suggesting a router for you. Here it is: http://goo.gl/7zB1dc
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I had a linksys for 3 year without any problems...I changed recently to a Belkin double band, thinking it was going to be better for the gaming and multiples computers and all i got is connections troubles, it keep disconnecting two o tree times per week, solutions is restarting the router ...not good..I heard is happening every time ip changes...It's going back to Costco.
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I run a small pc repair business, I've configured a lot of WIFI setups for customers. The hardest and the worst routers I've come across are Linksys. I purchased that one and finally just to get it out of my site sold it for 10 bucks. Never again will I purchase products from Linksys. Expensive, terrible support, and just plain not worth the effort. Check around Amazon for some really good deals on "N" routers, 20 or 30 bucks tops and no problem setting up. Hope this helps.Stevix
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Although my Cisco router worked OK for the most part, I bought an Asus router and it performs much better. So far it has been more reliable. I would buy an Asus router if I were you.
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After a few months, my device also performed poorly as a wireless router. I had good performance when I bypassed the wifi and used the SBG901 in bridge mode as a modem. Ultimately my best solution wasto replace it with separate modem and router components.
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Not sure what nfuion is,but the router works really good for my wireless internet.Good cheap router
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I agree with W.Beckles. Note: check your N router, also, some only work well withWindows 7
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The router I bought never worked out of the box. Go with a linksys router you'll be bappy
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This is a cable based router not wireless. So if you connecting with cables then get it. If you want wireless then this is not what you want.
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this router is a piece of junk it wont work at all some times. i bought a Tri Link TL-wr841n is works perfect and is cheaper than the belkin. Bill Wade
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