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September 23rd 06, 01:42 AM
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Wireless keeps disconnecting
I am running 5600 RC1 on 32 bit. I have a linksys wireless NIC connecting
through a linksys wireless router using 128 bit WEP (using broadcom 802.11g driver) and it keeps dropping the network connction. After a reboot the connection comes up fine and works without issue for some time but at some point it starts dropping connection, reconnecting, aquiring an IP successfully, and then disconnecting again. It'll continue to do this until I reboot. I've noticed others have been seeing this issue as well but I have seen no resolutions. Any ideas? Thanks! 
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September 23rd 06, 04:07 AM
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Wireless keeps disconnecting
1. Do you have the latest firmware on the router?
2. Can you provide the model number and version of the router so that we can check the compatibility of it? Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I am running 5600 RC1 on 32 bit. I have a linksys wireless NIC connecting through a linksys wireless router using 128 bit WEP (using broadcom 802.11g driver) and it keeps dropping the network connction. After a reboot the connection comes up fine and works without issue for some time but at some point it starts dropping connection, reconnecting, aquiring an IP successfully, and then disconnecting again. It'll continue to do this until I reboot. I've noticed others have been seeing this issue as well but I have seen no resolutions. Any ideas? Thanks!
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September 23rd 06, 06:19 AM
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Wireless keeps disconnecting
I am running a Linksys WRT54G v5 Wireless-G Broadband Router. I was not
running the latest firmware. I had 1.00.2 and the latest is .9. I have downloaded it and will update it now. I'll let you know how that goes. Thanks. "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote: 1. Do you have the latest firmware on the router? 2. Can you provide the model number and version of the router so that we can check the compatibility of it? Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I am running 5600 RC1 on 32 bit. I have a linksys wireless NIC connecting through a linksys wireless router using 128 bit WEP (using broadcom 802.11g driver) and it keeps dropping the network connction. After a reboot the connection comes up fine and works without issue for some time but at some point it starts dropping connection, reconnecting, aquiring an IP successfully, and then disconnecting again. It'll continue to do this until I reboot. I've noticed others have been seeing this issue as well but I have seen no resolutions. Any ideas? Thanks!
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September 23rd 06, 04:59 PM
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Wireless keeps disconnecting
I updated the router with the latest firmware but my connection is still
getting dropped periodically. "CN" wrote: I am running a Linksys WRT54G v5 Wireless-G Broadband Router. I was not running the latest firmware. I had 1.00.2 and the latest is .9. I have downloaded it and will update it now. I'll let you know how that goes. Thanks. "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote: 1. Do you have the latest firmware on the router? 2. Can you provide the model number and version of the router so that we can check the compatibility of it? Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I am running 5600 RC1 on 32 bit. I have a linksys wireless NIC connecting through a linksys wireless router using 128 bit WEP (using broadcom 802.11g driver) and it keeps dropping the network connction. After a reboot the connection comes up fine and works without issue for some time but at some point it starts dropping connection, reconnecting, aquiring an IP successfully, and then disconnecting again. It'll continue to do this until I reboot. I've noticed others have been seeing this issue as well but I have seen no resolutions. Any ideas? Thanks!
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September 27th 06, 05:03 PM
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Wireless keeps disconnecting
I can report this to a group looking at similar issues. Thanks.
-- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I updated the router with the latest firmware but my connection is still getting dropped periodically. "CN" wrote: I am running a Linksys WRT54G v5 Wireless-G Broadband Router. I was not running the latest firmware. I had 1.00.2 and the latest is .9. I have downloaded it and will update it now. I'll let you know how that goes. Thanks. "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote: 1. Do you have the latest firmware on the router? 2. Can you provide the model number and version of the router so that we can check the compatibility of it? Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I am running 5600 RC1 on 32 bit. I have a linksys wireless NIC connecting through a linksys wireless router using 128 bit WEP (using broadcom 802.11g driver) and it keeps dropping the network connction. After a reboot the connection comes up fine and works without issue for some time but at some point it starts dropping connection, reconnecting, aquiring an IP successfully, and then disconnecting again. It'll continue to do this until I reboot. I've noticed others have been seeing this issue as well but I have seen no resolutions. Any ideas? Thanks!
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October 10th 06, 03:49 PM
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Wireless keeps disconnecting
I am the Linksys WMP54G PCI network adapter using 128 WEP and experincing the
same disconnect problem using the Broadcom 802.11g driver. This was not an issue with Vista Beta 2, but was a problem with RC1 and now RC2. The device works perfectly with XP. Any help with this would be great! Thanks, ES "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote: I can report this to a group looking at similar issues. Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I updated the router with the latest firmware but my connection is still getting dropped periodically. "CN" wrote: I am running a Linksys WRT54G v5 Wireless-G Broadband Router. I was not running the latest firmware. I had 1.00.2 and the latest is .9. I have downloaded it and will update it now. I'll let you know how that goes. Thanks. "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote: 1. Do you have the latest firmware on the router? 2. Can you provide the model number and version of the router so that we can check the compatibility of it? Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I am running 5600 RC1 on 32 bit. I have a linksys wireless NIC connecting through a linksys wireless router using 128 bit WEP (using broadcom 802.11g driver) and it keeps dropping the network connction. After a reboot the connection comes up fine and works without issue for some time but at some point it starts dropping connection, reconnecting, aquiring an IP successfully, and then disconnecting again. It'll continue to do this until I reboot. I've noticed others have been seeing this issue as well but I have seen no resolutions. Any ideas? Thanks!
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October 10th 06, 03:51 PM
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Wireless keeps disconnecting
I am having the same disconnect issue using the Linksys WMP45G PCI adapter
(WEP 128 bit) with the broadcom 802.11g driver. The adapter worked in Vista Beta 2, but shuts down in RC1 and now RC2. Any help would be great. Thanks, ES Note: Works perfect in XP. "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote: I can report this to a group looking at similar issues. Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I updated the router with the latest firmware but my connection is still getting dropped periodically. "CN" wrote: I am running a Linksys WRT54G v5 Wireless-G Broadband Router. I was not running the latest firmware. I had 1.00.2 and the latest is .9. I have downloaded it and will update it now. I'll let you know how that goes. Thanks. "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote: 1. Do you have the latest firmware on the router? 2. Can you provide the model number and version of the router so that we can check the compatibility of it? Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I am running 5600 RC1 on 32 bit. I have a linksys wireless NIC connecting through a linksys wireless router using 128 bit WEP (using broadcom 802.11g driver) and it keeps dropping the network connction. After a reboot the connection comes up fine and works without issue for some time but at some point it starts dropping connection, reconnecting, aquiring an IP successfully, and then disconnecting again. It'll continue to do this until I reboot. I've noticed others have been seeing this issue as well but I have seen no resolutions. Any ideas? Thanks!
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October 17th 06, 11:49 AM
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Wireless keeps disconnecting
J.P.,
Ditto on my Dell Latitude D620 with Dell 1390 wireless (Broadcom 802.11g). RC1 and RC2. Using built in drivers. Everything works better if I go get Dell's XP drivers, but I lose a little function, specifically WiFi fails to work after a resume. "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote in message ... I can report this to a group looking at similar issues. Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I updated the router with the latest firmware but my connection is still getting dropped periodically. "CN" wrote: I am running a Linksys WRT54G v5 Wireless-G Broadband Router. I was not running the latest firmware. I had 1.00.2 and the latest is .9. I have downloaded it and will update it now. I'll let you know how that goes. Thanks. "J.P. Stewart [MSFT]" wrote: 1. Do you have the latest firmware on the router? 2. Can you provide the model number and version of the router so that we can check the compatibility of it? Thanks. -- J.P. _____________________________________ This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "CN" wrote in message ... I am running 5600 RC1 on 32 bit. I have a linksys wireless NIC connecting through a linksys wireless router using 128 bit WEP (using broadcom 802.11g driver) and it keeps dropping the network connction. After a reboot the connection comes up fine and works without issue for some time but at some point it starts dropping connection, reconnecting, aquiring an IP successfully, and then disconnecting again. It'll continue to do this until I reboot. I've noticed others have been seeing this issue as well but I have seen no resolutions. Any ideas? Thanks!
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