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[anonposter]

Like I said in my first post, I had read that thread among others.  They all pointed to a Norton/McAfee issue.  I have neither on my computer.  I do have Trend Micro as my firewall.  I checked to see if the same "fix" could apply but it appears that all the rules setup for my firewall allows for the IPv6 transmissions.  So I don't "think" it's my firewall, but who knows.  I'm certainly not an expert in the field which is why I posted here. 

I always research other posts to solve my issue as its the fastest way to a fix.  I just didn't find my specific issue listed.

[perost]

I have had the same problems with wireless restarts. Then I read somewhere that it could be related to DHCP - maybe Windows 7 or IPv6 - that caused some kind of buffer overflow in the DIR-655. Well, I have reserved all my addresses and it had been solid for 48 hours. 

Per

[tired]

I had same problem and tried just about everything suggested in this forum.  Pixielark suggested in another thread changing the wireless mode from N to B+G as that worked instantly for him.  Worked instantly for me too so you might want to try it if you can live without the extra range or features that N provides.  In my case, living without N is much better than the constant freeze ups until new firmware comes out (assuming that will even fix the problem).

[smlunatick]

There has been other replies, in other sections, stating that if the "DNS Relay" and / or the "Advanced DNS" features are enable, there can be wireless restarts.