It seems that under a high cpu load or when I try to load certain programs,
the wireless connection to the internet drops. If I try to load Steam the
steam window comes up and it says updating then the connection drops.
I have a linksys wmp300 wireless adaptor hooking up to a wrt300n router. Im
not a great networking guy I know a little but it was easier in xp. Part of
the problem could be bad drivers, the drivers that are installed now are
broadcom. Im running Vista Ultimate 64 bit.

More likely to be the DSL line than the hardware at your end. Ask the
provider to check the line.
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"Mrips" wrote in message
...
It seems that under a high cpu load or when I try to load certain
programs,
the wireless connection to the internet drops. If I try to load Steam the
steam window comes up and it says updating then the connection drops.
I have a linksys wmp300 wireless adaptor hooking up to a wrt300n router.
Im
not a great networking guy I know a little but it was easier in xp. Part
of
the problem could be bad drivers, the drivers that are installed now are
broadcom. Im running Vista Ultimate 64 bit.

No my sons computer which is xp never loses connection, also speeds really
degrade over time. Its something else but I just cant figure it out.


"Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:

More likely to be the DSL line than the hardware at your end. Ask the
provider to check the line.
--
Cari (MS-MVP)
Windows Technologies - Printing & Imaging
http://www.coribright.com/windows

"Mrips" wrote in message
...
It seems that under a high cpu load or when I try to load certain
programs,
the wireless connection to the internet drops. If I try to load Steam the
steam window comes up and it says updating then the connection drops.
I have a linksys wmp300 wireless adaptor hooking up to a wrt300n router.
Im
not a great networking guy I know a little but it was easier in xp. Part
of
the problem could be bad drivers, the drivers that are installed now are
broadcom. Im running Vista Ultimate 64 bit.

well i've had this problem till yesterday. now it stopped (hopefully,
for good). what i did was update the router's firmware to a version that
supports win vista x64. apparently it's very important. you should go to
your router manufacturer's webpage and download the firmware file and
then follow the indications in the help file to update it. hope i was
helpful.


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Vista should work with existing routers. I've already spent hours working
with this brand new computer. I'm not about to change a router that works
fine with XP and OS X.

"micaparat" wrote:


well i've had this problem till yesterday. now it stopped (hopefully,
for good). what i did was update the router's firmware to a version that
supports win vista x64. apparently it's very important. you should go to
your router manufacturer's webpage and download the firmware file and
then follow the indications in the help file to update it. hope i was
helpful.


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