Sounds like your router is too hot. try turning on a fan to blow right on the router. if that doesn't help I suspect a bad router.
SOURCE: frequent disconnects with wrt300n
Ok for starters this wireless technology is still in it's early stages and is being tested while wireless G is still in play. Most of the time if you continue to get kicked off or get no connection at all, this is due to firewall settings. When a device connects to a router of any kind it must send and recieve a signal. Unless you have a static address on your laptop. (an IP address you placed into your wireless adapter setting) Your IP address sometimes changes, it does this when you turn off your computer, log off, etc. Sometimes when reconnecting to your wireless network the IP address changes because it is a dynamic address. A static address never changes. I have found that with some wireless technology devices if a firewall is setup with windows XP the IP address changes thereby not allowing the device to reconnect to the network or be recognized based on the IP change. I have found this alot with wireless printers, external Network storage devices, etc. Sometimes when you take down the firewall your computer will reconnect to the network. Or just go back to the basics: Right click onto the wireless icon at the bottom right near the clock. You should have an option asking you to repair, this helps most of the time.
Most common problems with having be disconnected from your network is when you have a laptop and you use it outside of home on or in another location. Any more questions I have tons of answers. I can also walk you through a network setup!
SOURCE: belkin f5d7132uk keeps disconnecting
have you tried turning off Wireless Zero Configuration
Go to Start | Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Services
Scroll down to Wireless Zero Configuration, right clicking properties, and Stopping the service in Service Status.
Do this on all the Pcs,
If this solves the problem, turn off Wireless Zero Configuration permanently by changing Startup type to Disabled
SOURCE: Router disconnects
go into the router menu and check for "automatic disconnect after xx min" and set value to Zero.
SOURCE: my zyxel 660 hw works fine for 10 minutes, then starts disconnect
If the same thing is happening with the USB WIFI on the PC. This sounds like a problem with your PC rather than your router. Is your antivirus / spyware scanner up to date? If not up date it and run a full system scan. Also you should check to see if your Firewall is up to date, and that the wireless network you are connecting to is included in the safe zone area of your firewall.
1 more thing if you are using a Thrid party firewall (i.e. Norton, Zone Alarm, McAfee, Etc.) Make sure Windows Firewall is deactivated (in Conntrol Panel) having 2 firewalls on can lead to random problems
SOURCE: Wireless connection not stable, connect/disconnect every few min
Does your connection "drop" on other wireless networks?
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