If our analysis shows it is a software problem, it must be a software problem

Netgear requests that you sign up for a super-duper-expensive service plan for them to fix their software problem and would not replace the non-working product.

She stated we would have to buy an extended warranty from them to fix the software problem and "reset" the router

After several minutes of trying to reset my router remotely, she announced it was a software problem

I offered to mail in the router at my cost, and if it was a software problem, I would pay for it, if hardware problem, they would follow the warranty

They said my router developed a software problem which I have to fix myself or pay 80 dollars for tech support when a better router is available in the market for 50

The first, very noticable difference between the two is the Netgear's lack of external antenna(s)

My first Netgear WNR-854T worked fine for a month and just quit.

I called because I need a Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number as per the warranty info printed on the site

I'm giving this router one start because I shouldn't have to employ work around's to get a product to work as it is intended to work.

" and I'm happy to say that my answer is "yes, definitely."The WNR2000 is easy to set up and use; it's every bit as fast as it should be in wired mode and its wireless range and power surpass my expectations

What a pain the a**.

it all works as it is supposed to

Netgear has lost be as a

Didn't really work as I had hoped, requires ethernet connection, will not work on USB drive.

NetGear technical forum helped to reset the channel to desired one (6 or 11) and now working fine as of today!. Hope so there wont be any other issues,

Hopefully it continues to work as it had previously for 16 months.

It's smaller than I thought with no external antenna, which is ok with technology as good as it is now.

The speed also is as fast as if I were on my home computer