A variety of issues, and it's driving me crazy. Most of them occur when the computer that is hard wired in is in use. Internet is always dropping, watching anything on Netflix or using the XBOX 360 or PS3 is useless. Downloading large files also crashes the network. (even the computer that's hard wired in loses connection) Firmware is up to date and I've tried setting the priority so the wired computer is lowest, but that doesn't seem to do much. I bought this router less than a year ago and it's always had mild issues with connection, now it's ridiculous.
Try turning QOS off on your router. Generally, with home routers, QOS causes issues. What are your download and upload speeds? If you don't know you can go to speedtest.net and it will tell you. If turning off QOS doesn't resolve your issue and you have decent Upload/Download Speeds (3mbps/20mbps or higher) then your best bet would be to replace your wireless router.
SOURCE: netgear
http://kbserver.netgear.com/inquira/default.asp?question_box=how+to+configure+mt+xbox&collections=kb_file%2Cdatasheets&ui_mode=question&collection_restriction=kb_file
check this link and check if dhcp is enabled in your wireless router..
SOURCE: The Wireless Signal keeps dropping out.
make sure that there are no cordless or wireless devices near the router such as a cordless phone since that will interfere with the wireless signal and a cause for frequent disconnection.
otherwise, the device should be replaced already.
SOURCE: WGR614 Netgear Router consistantly dropping all connections
Probably an issue with the DCHP broadcast flag in Vista. See the following article - I would recommend doing this first, if you have not already done so:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/928233
SOURCE: Poor Signal Strength!
you can buy a cantenna... http://www.cantenna.com/ or you can get a delicious can of pringles and go here http://www.oreillynet.com/cs/weblog/view/wlg/448...good luck to you
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I did a clean wipe of my existing network and re-did the whole drivers thing and it's working a little better, but still crashes a lot.
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