I posted this in the laptop group, but I think that was the wrong place for it.
Here's my problem...
Every single time I restart my computer, I lose my wireless connection.
I have an Acer TravelMate 4202WLMi with a Belkin Wireless G router, which is connected to a cable modem. My signals are very strong, that's definitely not the problem.
I have rebooted the modem and the router. I have gone to the Belkin wireless utility setup page and I have tried changing the channels, going back to factory defaults, rebooting from there. Once in a while these things will reconnect me, but it's a random thing. One day, just by logging out of their page, I reconnected, but today that won't work. I just tried downloading some wireless drivers from Acer's support page, but that didn't do anything.
I am so frustrated. I had to reboot today which set this off again. I try to never, ever reboot because this always happens.
Anyone have any advice??
Thanks,
Lisa
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most likely something obvious
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Is the wireless app on your notebook set to startup when you turn it on? There should be a setting for it in the wireless app.
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
I have never like Belkin hardware. To this day I have yet to set one up that worked correctly.
wireless won't reconnect upon reboot
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by leegee, Jun 28, 2007.