Hey there! I've got a problem that I'm having troubles figuring out on my own... I'll start from the beginning. We've been using a Linksys WRT160N router for a while now until recently we weren't able to find the wireless network (or SSID) with our wireless devices (laptops/360). I reseted and power cycled the router, tried different channels and names for the SSID, updated and downgraded firmware and yet I still can't find the SSID or signal from the router. So I thought something might be wrong with the router, and switched it to a spare we had; a Belkin F5D8231-4 and it worked! For about two days. I tried all of the troubleshooting that I did with the Linksys, but still nothing. Wired computers are working fine. I've tried everything I can think of, but I can't explain how two different routers from different manufacturers have the same problem. I've tried a few searches for something similar but all I can find is something along the lines of "Enable SSID Broadcast" which is already enabled in both cases. Any ideas on how to get things up and running again?

Sounds that there is a another strange signal interfering your wireless signal. Have to tried to change the location, to test, whether you'll be able to find the wireless network by SSID? Has something significantly changed in the routers environment? Please send a reply, if you solved the problem !!!

I can't think of any significant change that would do that, but I'll try moving the router to another location and see if that works.