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Did something get plugged in that connected switch 1 and 2 directly, i.e. other than through the router's switch? If you unplug one of the switches from the router does everything, including the stuff on the unplugged switch, start to work?
I have seen your symptom when switches not running STP are connected in a loop. Since ethernet loops never stop shutting everything down is the only fix.
I don't think so. I was literally sitting on the couch when everything crapped out and hadn't plugged anything in, in over 2 years.