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I buy 3 but don buy no mo. 3 monts zall. Dis one, she no good mon. Last mebe, what.
I was pleased with my order and how fast I got it I will order more in the futer
This thing is dead. I have swapped out cables and change network cards. No dice. I bought this about 4 months ago. I give it one star for 4 months of service. Suddenly none of the computers on my network cannot see the router. It died yesterday. When I try to "re-install" using the CD the comes with the router, I get the same message - router not found.
I recently purchased a new one as almost every day I would have to unplug the router power supply and plug it back in to establish an internet connection. Overall, the installation was not as easy as I'd hoped for. The first one lasted about 3 years and was fried during a lightening storm from a surge through the phone lines.
Apparantly, there must be an issue with the modem. Many hours have been spent on the phone with Linksys tech support over the years. Now, I have a back-up router.
This is my third Linksys BEFSR41 router in 5 years. I thought there was something wrong with the router. In the end, they always get me up and running.
The second one has lasted about 2 years. With this new router, the same thing must be done.
The power led began blinking and then it was useless. After upgrading it, it refused to work altogether. I read suggestions to upgrade the firmware and went to linksys site to get it.
It worked. So the frequent drops made it a pain to work with this router. I bought this router about 1 week ago and followed the instructions exactly from a-to-z.
If you only do regular browsing on the internet, you might not notice many disconnects and think the occasional delays as just net traffic. Phone support was helpful and courteous but still couldn't solve my problem and had to return it for refund. After running my normal software like uTorrent and Skype I began noticing lots of droppage.
Both these software require uninterrupted connections.
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