It is possible.
If your 2 routers have a bridging feature or at least some wired ports free you can do this.
1 router would connect to the internet. The other connects to the router and simply extends the network.
Sounds like your DHCP server is only handing out 1 address. This is sometimes used as a band-aid when WEP or WPA is too much of a hassel to use for security.
Is it a wireless only router? If you also have wired ports try to plug an ethernet wire into it, that should work.
Then at least you can take your time figuring out the wireless.
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Should probaly try to read a little more into the GFI product. Its IMO the best out there. We have absolutely no problems with it, and don't have the problems that you have.
I would think once the screen goes blank its ok to turn it off.
Why did you upgrade anyway? I can't imagine it being anywhere in the neighborhood of speed you had with windows 98.
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