Hi Joe the netgear router you have is asky broadband router sky have put their own firmware on so manual configuration may not be allowed it is disabled.
Last thing to try is to go to this location again
http://www.routerlogin.com/CA_HiddenPage.htm and disable configuration assistant and save then re-boot the router and see if basic settings is there if it is you amy be able to manually configure with settings from my last post but i don't think this will work so don''t hold your breath. If it doesn't re-enable the configuration assistant.
The only thing that you could do in this case is to download the official netgear firmware from the link below:
http://kb.netgear.com/app/products/model/a_id/2328
Download the .img file to your desktop.
Connect an ethernet cable to the ethernet port on pc and the other end to one of the four Lan ports on back of router(do not try and upload the firmware using wireless connection as it may flash incorrectly and leave you with an unaccessible router).
Open your browser and navigate to router login page and log in on the main menu choose maintanance in this menu there should be a heading router upgrade click to open, click browse and choose desktop and select .bin or.img you have just extracted once it appears in the box click upload and the update will begin when finished the router will re-boot, you may need to connect to it again. Do
not interrupt the update process at all.
After update you should be able to login and choose to configure manully using the settings from my last post.
Hope it helps and works please let me know.
This post has been edited by Darth sidious: 13 May 2010 - 12:38 PM
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