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I am having a problem with my new laptop with an internal wireless network
card. I have set up my wireless network, and when I first boot up the
computer, I automatically connect to my wireless network. But, after using
the laptop for a while (anywhere from 1 minute to 15+ minutes), I lose the
connection to the network. My lists of available networks still shows my
network with an excellent signal, but I am only able to reconnect if I shut
down the laptop and reboot. I have updated all the available firmware,
triple checked all the wireless settings, turned off the wireless card power
save feature, and repeatedly beat my head on the wall, but am unable to solve
this one. Any suggestions?

"Peter" <> wrote in message
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> I am having a problem with my new laptop with an internal wireless network
> card. I have set up my wireless network, and when I first boot up the
> computer, I automatically connect to my wireless network. But, after
using
> the laptop for a while (anywhere from 1 minute to 15+ minutes), I lose the
> connection to the network. My lists of available networks still shows my
> network with an excellent signal, but I am only able to reconnect if I
shut
> down the laptop and reboot. I have updated all the available firmware,
> triple checked all the wireless settings, turned off the wireless card
power
> save feature, and repeatedly beat my head on the wall, but am unable to
solve
> this one. Any suggestions?
>

Is it a Belkin router?

No, it is a Linksys WRT54G.
Peter


"Jonathan Roberts" wrote:
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> Is it a Belkin router?
>
>
>

please restart the wireless service from services.msc
and check out!
MCSE+S+M MCDBA
CCNA CCNP
"Peter" <>, iletide þunu yazdý
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> No, it is a Linksys WRT54G.
> Peter
>
>
> "Jonathan Roberts" wrote:
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>> Is it a Belkin router?
>>
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