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borrow other kind of router from friend, or from your cable operator -&gt; and try it...<br />
If that problem disappears -&gt; then you isolate the problem -&gt; your router...<br />
Then try on D-Link forums...
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borrow other kind of router from friend, or from your cable operator -> and try it...
If that problem disappears -> then you isolate the problem -> your router...
Then try on D-Link forums...

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Hello,<br />
my cable modem connection on my Windows Vista Ultimate PC was working fine until I added a DLink DIR-625 router. &nbsp;Since then my internet connection has been dropping out a lot. &nbsp;I'm sure there's some configuration in the router's web control panel, but I'm not too sure what and where the setting is to fix this.<br />
I do have the router setup using WPA2 security.<br />
I'm also hooked up to only 1 PC which is a wired connection.<br />
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Can anyone offer some advice?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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Hello,
my cable modem connection on my Windows Vista Ultimate PC was working fine until I added a DLink DIR-625 router.  Since then my internet connection has been dropping out a lot.  I'm sure there's some configuration in the router's web control panel, but I'm not too sure what and where the setting is to fix this.
I do have the router setup using WPA2 security.
I'm also hooked up to only 1 PC which is a wired connection.

Can anyone offer some advice?

Thanks!

Internet connection keeps dropping out

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