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Wireless router trouble

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xmylifeforyoux

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Hey everyone!,
I have this problem with my wireless router. I am running windows xp sp2. Ok, here is how i have my wireless/wired network set-up,
cable modem>Apple Airport Snow Router>8 port eth. hub. I have two computers hooked up wired through the hub and two computers with wireless adapters in them. I had this setup running successfuly for about four or five months. But, we recently had to move everything to a higher place because of the hurricane. So i moved everything back and have it connected and my connecttion (on the computer that i have the apple software on) says its connected and i am given an ip address and i am sending and recieving packtes but when i try to open firefox or ie the websites dont come up. The Apple software recognizes the router and the wireless computers see the router but cannot connect. If i bypass the router and the hub then i can connect but only have one computer. I have reset the router all three ways and nothing has worked. Im in desperate need of a working solution , if someone can help please post!🙁
 
Ok, I seemed to have solved that problem,i turned off all computers and unplugged everything then plugged everything back. But now i am not getting a signal from my router wirelessly. I can unplug the router and then it will conect for a few minutes but then it will fail. The wireless light on the Airport is not flashing as it should be when sending a signal. Anyone have any ideas they would be much appretaiated!
 
Was there a big storm that may have killed the router? Usually you don't have to setup anything after the initial configuration. If it worked before, and you have the exact same setup, I would assume that some hardware may have crapped out or killed by a power surge or something.

You might want to try calling Apple support or something. You shouldn't use crappy apple products anyway.
 
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