Belkin: Router's Configuration

Hey there 808Shauna!

Sorry to hear that you're experiencing difficulty trying to get your console to connect to your wireless network.

Generally, when there's no network seen, the best course of action for you to try is a power cycle of the console as outlined in

How to restart or power cycle your Xbox One console. However, it's best for any network to have their ports forwarded to help facilitate a steady and consistent connection to Xbox Live. For help on how to get that done, we suggest reviewing

Network ports used by Xbox Live on Xbox One but here's a step by step guide I found on
portforward.com
that should help you out with this step by step : Belkin F5D8235-4

Thanks for reading!

Hope that helps!

I just bought the same router yesterday and am having the same problem. If I plug the xbox directly into the router it connects and works great. If I try to connect wirelessly it doesn't even connect to the router. I have 3 other computer connect to the
router wirelessly so I don't know why the xbox is having such a hard time. The code on the bottom of the router is F9k1103. What's the deal with this? I've tried calling belkin support but they always think i'm trying to forward ports and try to walk me through
that process. I feel like there's some wireless setting that if changed, can fix it but I don't know what it would be. I'd really appreciate help on this as well. If you need to know more info about my setup just ask. I really want to get this solved.

also, update your firmware. It's an option on the setup page, left hand column, under firmware.

Hi, what is the code printed underneath the Belkin it will start with a F

Shad0manUK, yeah I know man, I didn't like turning off those settings either, but this was literally the only way to get this belkin router to work, wirelessly, with my xbox. I've since tried other settings(for comparison, the other settings did not work
with my xbox), enabled 5ghz, used wpa2-psk, etc and there wasn't any change in performance. So I'd bet that this just isn't a very good router. Like you said, Belkin does not have the best reputation, and this whole process is more than ridiculous. I would've
returned it, but I bought it online and returning it wasn't an option (stupid move, i know), so I was determined to get it working. Next time I'm getting a Lynksis or something that is known to function properly. So to anyone else having this problem, maybe
think about investing in a more reliable brand.