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To: Eva who wrote (46557)	6/26/2005 10:40:02 PM
From: hcm1943	Respond to of 110652

try this...flip the router over and there is probably a little hole that says "reset". while plugged in stick a little pin in there and hold it for a couple of seconds. that should get the router back to factory setting and then go from there

To: Eva who wrote (46557)	6/27/2005 9:13:56 AM
From: Gottfried	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

Eva, if nothing else you should have the password for the router software, just in case you have to check or make changes. After resetting the router - as hcm1943 suggested - the password may be left blank and the name is probably 'admin'. But your manual will tell you what those defaults are. If you have no manual it can probably be downloaded . If you post brand and model of your router, someone here will help you.

To: Eva who wrote (46557)	6/27/2005 2:17:57 PM
From: SI Dave	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

Leave the name blank and try "admin" for the password. That's the Linksys default.