Frequent Router Restart Required

I could use a little help resolving some wireless connection issues. Every day (at least once) I have to unplug my router and restart it in order to get a connection. The connection gets restored, but it is bit of a nuisance to go through the troubleshooting procedure every time I open IE or Chrome. I am using a Dell laptop running Windows 7, with a Dell Wireless 1397 WLAN Mini-Card network adapter. The router is a Trendnet Wireless N Home Router TEW-652BRP. The same problem occurs regardless of which laptop we are using (we have 3 in our home network), and our desktop PC which is hardwired to our modem has no connection problems, so I'm reasonably sure the issue is with the router itself (or its settings). I just have no idea how to fix it. Any and all suggestions are welcome. Thx, Jeff

Replace the router? Since it seems to be the common point of failure that's where I would start.

You could also check for a firmware upgrade for the router, see if that fixes the problem.

Ztruker is probably correct and on the right track.

However, Win7 has demonstrated some perplexing intermittent problem presentations when added to a previously well functioning network.

Are all your Machines running with Win7?

If not, disconnect the Win7.
Set up your network and run only with non-Win7 machines connected (don't even have a Win7 machine turned on, since it probably has a wireless adapter)

Have a look here to get a compilation of recently noted problems and some potential solutions.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums…3b-d239a1a7ce1e