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Thx - it was probably just me having a bad day with English.
So having it twice does not seem to be an issue.
There is usually a place with the router's interface that lets you assigned DNS IP addresses. Those DNS IP addresses should be automatically assigned to each computer that gets its IPs from the router via DHCP. You might try setting those fields to OpenDNS's or Google's DNS servers.
I don't recall and I don't have time right now to scan the thread again:
What happens if you set a static IP address on one of the computers that can get online?
That should let us know if the router just does not like computers with static IP addresses.
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