@Frustrated9 wrote:
The site that automatically runs when the new network was found. Routerlogin.com
First thing to note, there is no "site". It is just using the browser to get into the hardware's control interface. You can get at it even when you are not connected to the Internet. Indeed, you don't even have to plug your modem into the outside world to be able to use the interface:
The usual destinations are:
http://www.routerlogin.com/
and
http://www.routerlogin.net
If they don't work, then the IP address might be an option. Here the usual suspects are:
http://192.168.0.1
or
http://192.168.1.1
You can find the IP address of your hardware using ipconfig. In Windows, bring up the Command prompt, type ipconfig and look for the IP address oif the "Default Gateway". Type (or copy) what you see into the browser.
There are various reasons why the interface does not show. (A search of this forum will show that this one comes up pretty often.)
That's why no one can shoot back a do this reply at you.
It can be because you have Kapserky anti-virus installed, or because you have other stuff on your network that is confusing things. A router for example, might be fighting with your modem to hand out IP addresses.
That's why people keep asking questions. (And why the forum suggests the information that you could provide to cut to the chase.) They aren't stalling you, or trying to be awkward. They are just trying to home in on your circumstances.
I'm puzzled b y the bit where you say "The page hangs without showing any ui" and then "might get the header or maybe get to the screen to select country". That isn't the usual error behaviour. Perhaps you are stuck in "wizard" mode, which usually kicks in with new hardware.
