Wireless router keeps loosing connection

Sounds strange, unplug and plug it back in to see if you get lucky. If your sure there is nothing else preventing the wireless form being activated you might have to reset the router and hope that works. Good luck.

sounds like isp is slacking, call them to send a tech, tell them this is rediculas and you need it resoved

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check the range in which you are using the laptop.please use the laptop within 6 meters if you go more than that it is difficult to recieve the signal.

if stil the problem presists then try connecting with wireless internet with some other laptop if the problem presists then it the modem problem service or replace it. if it works fine then the problem is on laptop.check with the dealer.

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this could be attributed by many factors, like interference. try changing wireless channels on your router. this might do the job.

wireless problem is there re-configure the wireless router go to the wireless option then cilk right information then you get it

Changing channel wont help,you should use specific ip setting then automatic ip setting

had same prob. 3 wired an 1 wireless . wireless would not conn. an others lose connection . after cable upgrade it was in router upgrade changed settings in router i had to call maker of comps an get them to reset ip adds took almost 3 hours to get them all working again they will do a remote access help by useing your ip threw your internet company hope this helps

1. Update the Firmware on your router.
2. When you lose internet, look on your modem and make sure that no lights have gone out. (i.e. Cable) If this one goes out, it is your provider.

Try manually add the network. If the problems continue, I would turn the laptop in for repair/replacement (if it under warranty).

My advice and personal experiences with both wired and wireless connectivity, is if you wish to share files and internet connection, purchase a combined Modem/Router and not a seperate router to work along side your original modem. Your modem will send your router an ip address in turn your pc is sent one from your router and can get complicated; keep it simple! These are much easier to set up and control as one unit and if there are ever any connection problems you will know it's either a setting or a modem/router problem and not have to wonder ; is it the modem?; Router? settings? etc. As there are frequent loss of connections both internet and LAN it makes sense have one peice of equipment to maintain.