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Your modem should have some spare output ports. Run a cable to your 4-input switcher to check that connection. Or to your laptop. Bypass the router for now. If you have an old router lying around, you might try putting in (I'm a hoarder, I have such things).
But if the router works fine with the desktop, and the iPad and laptop aren't connected physically to anything, I'm confused how it's router issue. Modem has 2 more ethernet ports. This is wearing me down.
Correction; those are telephone ports, not ethernet.
Might be a long shot, but if I were there, I would hook up everything the way they were before you started trouble-shooting, power everthing down (not just reboot), then one at a time power things up in the order that they're connected, waiting 5 minutes between each item.
Did that: powered everything down, disconnected all plugs, then rebooted modem, then plugged in router, then plugged in desktop and rebooted. I'm trying to determine if I even need the router. If not, trying to figure out how to rewire the ethernet cords.
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