Search : in
By :

Wireless signal drops

Last answer on Sep 3, 2009 12:52:22 am BST ED, on Jun 17, 2009 6:56:45 pm BST 
 Report this message to moderators

Hello,
I have an HP computer and a linksys wireless adapter. The Linksys router sits in the room immediately below my computer. Whenever I am connected my signal strength is excellent and so is the signal on my wife's computer (same room, 10 feet away). My signal will stay connected for 5-10 minutes and then drop. After I get disconnected I have to go into network connections, disable, then enable the connection to get it back for another 5-10 minutes (very irritating). My wife's computer (same wireless adapter) keeps her signal forever and on those very rare occasions when it drops the computer itself reconnects without assistance. I have looked through all the settings in the network connections properties and they are identical. Any ideas?

Thanks

Configuration: Windows XP
Firefox 3.0.10

Best answers for « Wireless signal drops » in :
(Wi-Fi) Wireless Configuration for your laptop Show(WiFi) Wireless Configuration for your laptop What is SSID? Wireless Channel Selection WEP How to set up your wireless connection For Acer users For Asus users For DELL users For Compaq users For Fujitsu Siemens For Gericom...
How to sign in multiple MSN messenger Accounts? ShowHow to sign in multiple MSN messenger Accounts? Messenger Plus Live MSN Polygamy MSN or Windows Live Messenger doesn’t give you this option. You can sign in on only 1 account at a time. You can use add-ons or plugins for MSN....
How to add signature under ThunderBird ShowHow to add signature under ThunderBird Thunderbird allows you to input your signature or a text at every mail that you send automatically. To create your signature , first of all, right click on your desktop and select “NewContent...
Download Realtek Wireless drivers for XP (RTL8187) ShowRealtek RTL8187 Wireless 802.11g 54Mbps USB 2.0 Network Adapter SITECOM WL-168 Wireless Network USB Adapter 54g SURECOM EP-9001-g 802.11g 54M WLAN USB Adapter
VGA (SUB-D15) connector ShowSUB-D15 plugs Mini Sub-D (ou SUB-D15) is a 15-pin connector (with three rows of 5 pins each). This kind of connector is built into most graphics cards and is used to send 3 analog signals to the monitor, which correspond to the red, blue, and green...
Wi-Fi wireless network security (802.11 or WiFi) ShowAdapted infrastructure The first thing to do when a wireless network is installed is to place the access points in reasonable locations depending on the desired area of coverage. However, it is not uncommon to find that the covered area ends up...
Electronic signatures ShowIntroduction to the concept of electronic signatures The paradigm of electronic signatures (also called digital signatures) is a process that makes it possible to guarantee the sender's authenticity (authentication function) and verify the...
Ask your question Reply

1

slowfood78, on Jun 17, 2009 7:24:39 pm BST

Hey there,

I advise you re-installing your Wifi device driver again, Just use your driver CD to install the wifi driver again!

   
Reply to slowfood78

2

MOMO, on Sep 2, 2009 12:51:04 pm BST

And dont forget to CHANGE YOUR CHANNEL :)

   
Reply to MOMO

3

 sharpman, on Sep 3, 2009 12:52:22 am BST

Have a look here. may be a thought to look at
http://paininthetech.com/...

   
Reply to sharpman
Ask your question Reply
They need your help