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Actually, switching the cable box helped for a little while, and then it stopped working. Same answer from the cable company, disconnect the router and run their speed test and the speed was correct, it's the router. Buy one of our routers.

I finally insisted on speaking to someone who troubleshoots their routers. I have to emphasize 'insist.' That person told me the Wireless G was a perfectly good modem, had me switch to a different channel than has been suggested before, and poof! No problems for good. Too many wireless routers on the same cable system in my part of the building.