try ressetting ur computer
it happened to the one at college
and it fixed it right up
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Crag's motto: "If death was near, I would Sweet Chin Music It"
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My old router kept doing that - I couldn't fix it, so i had to get a new one.
I had a netgear router though.
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Bash it with a hammer
Sorry cant reril help you, but if i wake up tomorow and my routers doing it then.. your in for it
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28-10-2008, 10:49 PM #14
Nice pointless post
Originally Posted by KnownSinner
Bash it with a hammer
Sorry cant reril help you, but if i wake up tomorow and my routers doing it then.. your in for it
@ OP any avail?
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I would not worry about it too much. It is most likely coming from a capacitor or inductor inside the router. My graphics card, for example, produces a high pitched squealing sound when under heavy load.
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30-10-2008, 08:24 PM #16
Disconnect your PPPOE, I cant tell you how to do it as its router specific if your confused to a factory setting restore on the router and reconfigure it for the network.
Although I will be honest with you this is a common issue in some of these cheaper routers from belkin and D-link.
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30-10-2008, 09:50 PM #17
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ive had this problem for 2 days, havnt had it today so far. Seems to have sort itself out.
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my dad had this problem
he unpluged it for a day and it was fine after
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Some reason its fine now... i went on brawl for awile and its stopped. I will rep thoes nessisary
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