Interesting... That's usually the address that Netgear routers set themselves up to be.
Try: http://192.168.1.1/ If not, then we have to try to get the configuration data out of your PC. Assuming it is a Windows-based one, try - Open a command window, where you can type commands - type "ipconfig /all" That should tell you what IP address you are configured with (so long as the wireless connection is working), and it should define a "gateway" address too. Try putting that gateway address into your browser. If that doesn't seem to work, copy the data from the "ipconfig" command back to us. Mike --- In [email protected], arthurnaylor2...@... wrote: > > Bob, > > Please try it, when I do, I get 'The web site cannot be found' message > > Arthur Naylor >
