Ben Ritchey : August Abolins wrote:
> Actually, if it were me, I would use Windows Easy Transfer to save all
> my data
> then re-install Windows 7 from scratch..
>
> 2nd, if still having problems, download the current image of your router's
> firmware (exact same version) and re-burn it to the router..

It turns out that hardcoding the TCP/IP4 setting to 192.168.1.111 and the
gateway to 192.168.1.1 has helped.

But this experience seems to reveal some serious weaknesses in networking.
It is too easy for anyone else with another wi-fi device to bring down the
DSL!

I am going to assume there is a flaw in the ADB P.DG A4001N router/DSL
modem that the internet provider gives its customers.

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