Ok. I figured it out. Something else I failed to mention is that I have a Linsys Powerlink switch and receiver running from my upstairs to downstairs because my signal downstairs is a little shoddy. I wound up shutting my whole network down and going a piece at a time. After connecting just my router, everything was back on 192.168.1.xxx. Then, after I plugged up the Powerlink, it went to hell. So started researching the Powerlink, and found the SLE300 utility on the Linsys website. Ran the utility to find other Powerlink adapters on my network that weren't mine. I had never configured my Powerlink with a password. Plus, I live in military housing, where a lot of the electrical wiring is connected to other units (quadplex units). So, I used the utility to set a password for just my adapters and voila...it kicked the other adapters off and my network is now good to go! Geez, that was painstaking.
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