I previously had no network of any kind in my house.  I hooked up the router to the power supply, and connected it to the Ethernet port on my desktop computer.  Now, I should be able to log in to the router at http://192.168.1.1 from my web browser, but any connection I try to make to it is giving me a "This page could not be found" error, or similar.

If I was buying it straight from NETGEAR, I would have received an installation CD with it, but I've been assured that this is not required for installation of the router.  I've been told that I need to set it up properly (which I definitely have) and connect to it using the IP address shown above.

Grr... makes me annoyed with Amazon this does.  Any ideas on a remedy?  Oh yeah, there will be some kind of point value associated with the user who gives me advice / a solution which leads to the remedy of this.

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if u ave a hub look on bak and imput acces key

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As previously stated, I have no previous network infrastructure in my house.

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try http://192.168.0.1/

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I was also advised to try that my the guy I bought it off, but to no success.

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then to get in the user name is going to be admin
and the password will either be 'psswrd' or just leave it blank and hit enter

i had a similar problem with my first  netgear router but it was fine after reseting it, I prefer linksys or D-link now-a-days

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reset the router, and then use http://192.168.0.1,

then to get in the user name is going to be admin
and the password will either be 'psswrd' or just leave it blank and hit enter

i had a similar problem with my first  netgear router but it was fine after reseting it, I prefer linksys or D-link now-a-days

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I'm interested to know as to how to reset it.

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how are you on the internet now then ?

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I'm connected directly to the Internet through a USB modem.

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Quote: from Zw33K3RB0Y at 5:22 pm on Jan. 17, 2007

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try http://192.168.0.1/

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I was also advised to try that my the guy I bought it off, but to no success.

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Hmm, in windows under network connections, and see if your default NIC is on, and connected.

Also, reset your router if it is the NIC was connected, and try http://192.168.0.1/ again.

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hopes this helps

Post edited at 9:45 am on Jan. 17, 2007 by CyberNetMan

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