Did my internet die?

So I'm using a notebook.
Anyways, my two connections are 1. my own, a router, which a desktop shares. and 2. my neighbor's.
I think the problem is a lot simpler than i think, but i'm nothing of a tech person, soooo.
My computer automatically connects to the faster connection, which is my neighbors (which, I'm not sure why is faster, since we use the same service as far as I know), but I can't use any bittorrent clients or the like, because port forwarding wont work to someone else's router.... or something. but I just get a "firewalled/dht firewall" error, whenever i load a BT client.
Also, my connection, that i pay for, wont connect. It says it's connected, but nothing will connect, and web pages wont load. Soooo, I feel kind of stuck using my neighbor's connection with limited capabilities.

Call you ISP and get them to fix your internet connection or just cancel your subscription and use your neighbor's connection.

His computer is 192.168.1.100 and you are 192.168.1.101. If he has those ports forwarded, he most likely has them set to 100 and you get left out, fucker.

Tell him to DMZ the 192.168.1.101 address for you.

Or do it yourself just by going to http://192.168.1.1
Both user and password is usually "admin" by default.

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I think linksys default is no user name, and password "admin"
D-Link default is user name "admin", and password "password"

Well all that is if his neighbor didn't change the password already.

Comcast default (If that is your ISP and you had them set it up for you and your stil using there stuff) I have found seems to be set as User:Comcast Pass:1234 frequently, though it varies from my experiance.

belkin default: no pass


then half the passwords people DO use are lame shit like password/admin. If that doesn't work, cozy up to your neighbor and ask him for his pet's name.