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| Its not the cables. Cabled it works fine all day long. its only my wireless thats not working right. Will work for 10 minutes or so then it will drop me and not let me reconnect (all the while my work laptop will stay connected). I can plug in and it works fine, but to get back on the wireless I have to log out and back in of Winders and then it will work again for 10 minutes. Pretty rediculous. I have had the same router for over a year and it works fine with OSX, XP, Linux, Xbox 360... just not vista wireless. This is a new laptop so I am gonna look on the venders site and see if there are any known issues with the hardware, if not then I may install XP and see what it does to determine if its winders or the laptop. its not the router as I was at my in-laws this weekend on their wireless and it did the same thing it does for me at home... ![]() |
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| Know how you feel. Really a pain in the TUSH. Don't you just LOVE THIS EXPENSIVE BETA OS = Vista. You might start with this link and follow to others: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928233/en-us this link give you a bunch of Vista -wireless - problems and maybe solutions: http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...eless+problems
__________________ The only Stupid Question is the one you failed to Ask! Beta Tester since Pre Win 95. Last edited by Snuffy : 05-07-2007 at 07:00 PM. |
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Thanks. I will give that stuff a try tonight. I have been all over various forms of keywords in searching google. I also intend to see what happens if my laptop and router are in the same room. Will tell me if its a signal strength issue, but still won't solve my problem. I will report back tonight. I love this comment by the way: Quote:
But thats for another discussion...Back on topic the more I read that the more that seems like it might have something to do with it. odd that I get an IP initially, then lose it, but if I click all the BS after it fails connecting the message it gives me is it failed to recieve a response from the server... So maybe this will be a magical solution for me. (I won't get my hopes up till after I try it) Last edited by BoostEEd : 05-07-2007 at 07:17 PM. |
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| Then next try removing the TCP/IPv6 .. Not needed remove or uncheck the link-layers, and uncheck QoS.. they are not needed..shut down and restart (REBOOT) sometimes does not clear from memory...
__________________ The only Stupid Question is the one you failed to Ask! Beta Tester since Pre Win 95. |
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I did those. I am in the middle of testing right by my router now and seeing what happens.... |
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| Well I guess Vista can't work with a non full strength wireless signal. I read 2-3 bars in the system tray and thats when I have my issues. I just ran for over an hour next to my router. I just put a range extender upstairs near the room I have found issues in and it seems to be working again.... Now I have 4-5 bars and its working fine. I never had problems (other than slowness) with other OSes with 2-3 bars out of 5... Welp thats it I guess. Hope this helps other people.......... |
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