I keep losing network connection. The amount of time that would pass before losing connection varies from 30 minutes to a few hours. I originally thought it was caused by a virus on my computer but once the computer was cleaned up, I continued to have the problem. I confirmed that the router was the issue when I connected my computer directly to the modem and the problem went away. Is this fixable or do I just need to get a new router (Linksys wireless-G WRT54G)

Check the connection type is not "Connect on Demand".
Check the Idle Time Out setting is not used.

This specifies the amount of time the router waits before shutting down an idle connection. This option is only available when "Connect on Demand" is selected. See the manual
See

http://www.edimax.co.uk/edimax/download/download/data/edimax/uk/download/for_home/home_legacy_products/home_legacy_wireless_routers/br-6428ns

There can be several things that affect wireless connections. Please click on this link and follow my instructions for possible fixes.
http://www.fixya.com/support/r9400992-things_affect_wireless_router_signals

Hello teresadonach!

Your iPhone is probably fine! When a device using a battery isn't used for an extended period of time, the battery still loses its charge. More than likely, the battery is completely drained and will require you to have it plugged in for 15 to 30 minutes before even getting a charge indication. The time varies depending on device.

Keep it plugged in for about 2 hours and check back! As long as it was working fine when you stopped using it, it should power on!

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do a site survey for your setup to see which channel is best for your location. Keeping in mind that wireless networks become more popular, the channel that was best then may not be best now. so you may want to do site survey and channel selection when you have problem communicating between devices.
alway upgrade your cordless phone to dec 6.0 type.

Best thing to do, try a different known working monitor to hook up to the computer. If the screen works and doesn't change colors then you know its the original monitor that is bad.

If you hook up the known working monitor and the same problem happens then you know its the video card that is bad and the video card would have to be replaced.

sounds like a solder issue. try resoldering the Ics that are attached to heat sinks on the Board that has the flyback also resolder the flyback pin connections

some projectors have a shut down timer. if it not being used for a specified amount of time, it'll go into a "sleep" mode to save the lamp. but the projector was designed for continual use. if the lamp get too hot, say after 12 hours, it'll go into thermal shutdown to cool off. turning it off when not in use saves the lamp a few hours or minute, but it's not necessary. just like keeping your car idle while you're in the house is ok, but it wastes gas and is not necessary.

first thing it could be a virus problem, if u have already scanned ur handset than check the antena connectivity with the chip or the antena itself has gone bad.

I looked up the battery specs for your phone. They are 3 X 200mah= 600mah battery packs. They should last 8 hrs talk time with the headsets. This style of battery pack in my experience only last about 1 1/2years and sometimes longer and "sometimes" shorter...much shorter. I bet you never had problems when you first got them. Basicly this "battery design arrangment" goes back many years before newer battery technlogy was developed. But designers still insist on using them even today. They are cheap to make. ****Time to replace them with new ones.**** Make sure you follow the mfgs charging instructions: "After battery installation, place the handsets in their base unit or charger and allow to charge for 16 hours before use. You can keep the battery charged by returning the handsets to their base unit or charger after each use. When the battery is fully depleted, a recharge takes about 12 hours. Average talk time on a fully charged battery is about eight hours depending on environmental conditions, standby time is approximately four days." Good luck