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March 29th 07, 07:24 PM
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Wireless network connection lost frequently...
I have several machines, 2 Windows notebooks, a Mac, and another Windows
desktop running XP, that all keep their network connection perfectly. The only machine that drops the connection constantly is the one running Vista. I'm using a Linksys WUSB54GS wireless card and a Linksys WRT54GX router, and this equipment worked fine under XP. The computer itself is more than sufficient to run Vista. Does anyone know why this problem continues? Any suggestions on how to solve it? Please don't tell me to go back to XP, I paid way too much for Vista to not use it. Now, a bit of a rant...why the heck, in the months of beta testing, were problems like this not solved? I have to say that Vista seems very much like a still-in-progress beta, rather than a commercial product. When is this OS going to start coming together? Sorry, but I am just frustrated with the continuing problems with Vista. I feel like I'm part of some unsolicited testing group. 
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