WraithPriest on 29 January 2009
Hmmm...
Try again, ignoring the check for problems part.
You can skip everything in the install process if need be.
If you still can't get it to work, unplug the actual routers power cable and leave it unplugged and do a system restore and once that is done plug it back in.
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