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From: babyeggplant on 3 Mar 2010 21:38


"babyeggplant" wrote:

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> "noi ance" wrote:
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> > I hope I'm not too late but I think you just need to reset your router to
> > factory settings. Then re-enter your desired configuration. Follow
> > router instruction manual to reset to factory settings.
> >
> > I had a similar problem when my router was constantly scanning for
> > channels, which meant it disconnected every 3 seconds. Solved by reset
> > to factory settings, then putting in my configuration.
>
> I actually solved this problem! Lurkers and future searchers might find this
> helpful.
>
> It was a conflict between the Rhapsody (music player) application and the
> D-Link router. D-Link routers often have problems with UPnP (Universal Plug
> and Play). This is a well-known problem with the Rhapsody application. You
> have to turn off the UPnP application. I think it's in the preferences menu.
>
>
> Baby E.

I meant "UPnP option," not "UPnP application."

BE
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