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ellyssianWell, actually, it was the Netgear Craptacular Wireless Router.
We resolved a portion of the problem with an M-60 sized hammer drill with a tamping bit and, for final polish, a 20 lb hammer.
The stress-portion of trying to raise a dead router has been resolved.
New router tomorrow.
I peeked at Amazon, and for that particular model (WNR854T) there were 101 1-star reviews out of 160 total.
Yeah, this happens a lot.
Pictures were taken, but they'll post another day...
We resolved a portion of the problem with an M-60 sized hammer drill with a tamping bit and, for final polish, a 20 lb hammer.
The stress-portion of trying to raise a dead router has been resolved.
New router tomorrow.
I peeked at Amazon, and for that particular model (WNR854T) there were 101 1-star reviews out of 160 total.
Yeah, this happens a lot.
Pictures were taken, but they'll post another day...
