Belkin firmware needed

arthurx1234

I have a Belkin Modem Router F5D7632-4 VERSION 4001UK
i am looking for the latest firmware
Can someone inform me where i can download it?
The reason i wish to update the firmware is that i cannot connect to the internet on my new laptop which has windows 7 installed
help please
Arthur

cooltt

http://en-uk-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/776/p/4683

The firmware it came with is the latest version. Have a look with the link above. Your problem is unlikely to be your router.

cooltt

Also have you typed in your secuirty passphrase when you try to connect?

hc25036

Took 45 seconds on the Belkin UK website!

http://en-uk-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/776/p/4683

cooltt

hc25036 wrote: »

Took 45 seconds on the Belkin UK website!

http://en-uk-support.belkin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/776/p/4683

I always find it bizzare how people don't go to the site first thing or can't find what their looking for

arthurx1234

cooltt wrote: »

I always find it bizzare how people don't go to the site first thing or can't find what their looking for

I did visit Belkins website first however found it very difficult to"navigate" so could nt find what i was looking for

think i have got the correct firmware but have not updated router yet---not really sure if the router firmware is the problem
arthur

totalsolutions

Is "wireless ON" - see laptop.
Is the wireless ON in the router by default, may not be.

WPA security code entered on the laptop correctly, this might be found on a label attached to the back/base of router, i.e. it's not one you make up yourself.

Then Win 7 should just latch onto the wireless signal, if you are in close proximity to it.

HTH

kwikbreaks

arthurx1234 wrote: »

think i have got the correct firmware but have not updated router yet---not really sure if the router firmware is the problem

If your connection was working before you installed Win 7 or tried to connect with a Win 7 machine then the problem 100% isn't anything whatsover to do with the router firmware.

I'd strongly advise you not to go fiddling with any firmware unless you are reasonably technically competent because it is quite possible to stop kit from working in such a way it cannot be recovered easily (known as bricking).