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August 22nd 09, 11:31 AM
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Unstable wireless network
I have Vista Home Premium 64 bit on my new HP Pavilion desktop on a Linksys
wireless network with a very strong signal since I am only 8 feet from the router. We have three other computers on the same network which are fine. Norton came with the computer and is active. Sometimes the connection is good for an hour, other times it will drop and I can't reconnect, other times it will reconnect on its own. It is very frustrating! Help! 
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August 22nd 09, 03:54 PM
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Unstable wireless network
If it's a Wireless-G network, it can be 'influenced' by all sorts of other
home devices.... particularly the telephone and the microwave. And, of course, the neighbors! Try changing the channel on the router and see if that helps. -- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Technologies - Printing & Imaging http://www.coribright.com/windows "Ginny" wrote in message ... I have Vista Home Premium 64 bit on my new HP Pavilion desktop on a Linksys wireless network with a very strong signal since I am only 8 feet from the router. We have three other computers on the same network which are fine. Norton came with the computer and is active. Sometimes the connection is good for an hour, other times it will drop and I can't reconnect, other times it will reconnect on its own. It is very frustrating! Help!
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August 22nd 09, 03:54 PM
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Unstable wireless network
If it's a Wireless-G network, it can be 'influenced' by all sorts of other
home devices.... particularly the telephone and the microwave. And, of course, the neighbors! Try changing the channel on the router and see if that helps. -- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Technologies - Printing & Imaging http://www.coribright.com/windows "Ginny" wrote in message ... I have Vista Home Premium 64 bit on my new HP Pavilion desktop on a Linksys wireless network with a very strong signal since I am only 8 feet from the router. We have three other computers on the same network which are fine. Norton came with the computer and is active. Sometimes the connection is good for an hour, other times it will drop and I can't reconnect, other times it will reconnect on its own. It is very frustrating! Help!
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August 23rd 09, 01:21 AM
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Unstable wireless network
Hi
Maybe this can Help, http://www.ezlan.net/wbars.html Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "Ginny" wrote in message ... I have Vista Home Premium 64 bit on my new HP Pavilion desktop on a Linksys wireless network with a very strong signal since I am only 8 feet from the router. We have three other computers on the same network which are fine. Norton came with the computer and is active. Sometimes the connection is good for an hour, other times it will drop and I can't reconnect, other times it will reconnect on its own. It is very frustrating! Help!
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August 23rd 09, 01:21 AM
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Unstable wireless network
Hi
Maybe this can Help, http://www.ezlan.net/wbars.html Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "Ginny" wrote in message ... I have Vista Home Premium 64 bit on my new HP Pavilion desktop on a Linksys wireless network with a very strong signal since I am only 8 feet from the router. We have three other computers on the same network which are fine. Norton came with the computer and is active. Sometimes the connection is good for an hour, other times it will drop and I can't reconnect, other times it will reconnect on its own. It is very frustrating! Help!
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August 24th 09, 10:36 AM
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Unstable wireless network
"Ginny" wrote in message ... I have Vista Home Premium 64 bit on my new HP Pavilion desktop on a Linksys wireless network with a very strong signal since I am only 8 feet from the router. We have three other computers on the same network which are fine. Norton came with the computer and is active. Sometimes the connection is good for an hour, other times it will drop and I can't reconnect, other times it will reconnect on its own. It is very frustrating! Help! I had exactly this problem in Vista - a change to Windows 7 or Linux solves it immediately....it's a bug in Vista.
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August 24th 09, 10:36 AM
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Unstable wireless network
"Ginny" wrote in message ... I have Vista Home Premium 64 bit on my new HP Pavilion desktop on a Linksys wireless network with a very strong signal since I am only 8 feet from the router. We have three other computers on the same network which are fine. Norton came with the computer and is active. Sometimes the connection is good for an hour, other times it will drop and I can't reconnect, other times it will reconnect on its own. It is very frustrating! Help! I had exactly this problem in Vista - a change to Windows 7 or Linux solves it immediately....it's a bug in Vista.
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