20 Most Recent NetGear WNDR3400 N600 Wireless Dual Band Router (WNDR3400100NAS) - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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I think you still using WinXP or no? If so let me know.

Seems the cable is not working. Try to find another cable.

First call your ISP to test your connections. Then try another power source/cable.

Try to find another (friend or other device) power source/cable and test. Usually some other brands are compatible with the cable port.

In addition to the previous reply (which mostly relies on an external link that may disappear in the future, rendering the answer useless for others with the same problem), it is implicit that using these methods to reset the password to factory default will reset all of the router's configuration to factory defaults as well. If you are unable to access the settings to use its menu option to erase the configurations, because you don't know the current password, you'll need to use the reset button. On Netgears of that vintage, the reset buttons were recessed under the back panel, with a red circle indicating their locations. e.g. Use a plastic scribe, toothpick or straightened paperclip to hold the reset button depressed for at least 5 seconds while the router is powered on. Since you can't see it, there is tactile feedback when the button is depressed (50/1000ths of an inch or so). After about 5 seconds, the power LED should change colors (typically from solid green to blinking yellow). Release the button and the router will reboot (the power LED will turn solid green again). Once the reset is complete, you should be able to access the settings when connected directly to one of its LAN ports by using a browser to surf to the IPv4 address 192.168.1.1, then logging into the popup dialog with the User name admin and the Password password. N.B. the words "admin" and "password" (without the quotes) should be in *bold* but fixya's online editor appears to be defective.

What category of Cable ? cat5e or cat 6 ? http://www.howtogeek.com/70494/what-kind-of-ethernet-cat-5e6a-cable-should-i-use/

There is no Wi-Fi on this desktop, so that it not surprising unless you have plugged in a Wireless adaptor.

If the printer is connected via wireless it may not be set up correctly, as a network printer. Connect it up via a USB cable to make sure it works, then change it to Wireless configuration and re-install it as a network not a USB printer. see manual http://www.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01325559.pdf

As high as possible and as near the computer as possible.

Talk to the support for the ISP about the problem.

5G does not yet exist!

Check the internet connection with the ISP.

If your router isn't running firmware v 1.0.0.46 then download that from Netgear's website and upgrade the router's firmware.

The blue light indicates the wireless network is working, it is just that nothing is connecting through it. The internet icon should be solid green or blinking green which shows it is connected to the Internet, if not connect your ISP.

The firmware WNDR3400 Firmware Version 1.0.0.52 and instructions are here. NETGEAR Support Answer WNDR3400 Firmware Version 1 0 0 52

Check you have your cable modem plugged in to the WAN port, not the LAN port on the router. The manual s here http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/WNDR3400V3/WNDR3400v3_UM_8FEB2013.pdf If it is still a problem consult your ISP about the set up.

WPA 128-bit

Your computer operating system makes the network choice. If you're using windows, look in the lower right-hand corner and you should see signal-strength bars like on your cell phone. Click on those bars and you should see a list of available wireless networks. Click on the network for your uverse router and choose "Disconnect." Then click on the network for your hotspot and choose "Connect." Then your computer should connect to your hotspot.

computer freezes from time to time just make sure your cleaning it out and scaning it for spyware,adware and viruses use malwarebytes for virus scan use ccleaner for cleaning junk files and etc