Vista - Can't find address for wireless router

I have a Linksys wireless router, but I don't know how to find the IP address
to configure it. I've had it for a few years now and can't find the
documentation, but I changed the IP address from the standard one they always
use. How can I find what it is?

On XP, it is the Default Gateway as reported by ipconfig/all
Jim
"Ken W" <KenW@newsgroup> wrote in message
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I have Vista. Would that be the same?

"Jim" wrote:

Don't know. What happens when you execute the command?
Jim
"Ken W" <KenW@newsgroup> wrote in message
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"Ken W" <KenW@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:87581A2A-4F08-4DA3-A261-083C1A08AE7F@newsgroupSet up your PC to use a DHCP connection. Connect the PC to the router
directly, and only to the router. Reboot the router and then reboot the PC.

Then consider using a newsgroup better suited to answer a wifi router
connection. Like, oh say, alt.internet.wireless.

Or here's a better suggestion, search for factory reset and the linksys
router's model number. Force it back to factory defaults. And download
it's manual from the linksys website while you're at it.

Don't know? Why are you replying in a Vista group if you don't know the
answer to the question?

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"Jim" <j.n@newsgroup> wrote in message
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Yes, it is the same.

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