If I keep my computer on for about 10 minutes, it stops connecting to my wireless network for no reason. I have no idea why this is happening. I just reinstalled a copy of XP too. I'm sorry if I'm being vague here, but that's all there is =/
Any suggestions/help? Ask more questions and I can answer them and be more specific that way =/
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
Check your energy management settings. It sounds like it it power down the wireless to save energy. Rt click on the wireless port, configure card, advanced settings.
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Happened to me (w/ Vista) w/ my new laptop, it would jsut cut off randomly...
I would check the firewall on your host PC (assuming it's a home network), make sure that between that in the router you're allowing your laptop in. -
You just reinstalled XP - did you install all of the required drivers and system software packages?
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I've turned of Power Savings, and it's broadcasting at max power. Power settings is the least of my troubles.
Yeah I've been installing updates after updates after updates - I'll go home and see if it's fixed. And there's nothing in the device manager with a yellow mark, so I'm assuming all device drivers and stuff are already installed.
Thanks for all teh replies, guys =)
Wireless Internet dies after a short while
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Amol, Dec 29, 2007.