if there is another slot on the motherboard you could try that. you could try using a usb wireless adapter to see if that works for you. here are some you can look at. not much money. can you not just use a wired connection as that would be faster than wireless?
Amazon.com: USB Network Adapters: Electronics
that could be true but I still would try a usb wireless adapter. you probably could get one from a electronics store if don't work for you can just return it.
And if the usb adapter works then get a wireless card?
that would be up to you if you want to try another wireless card. the usb adapter might work just fine for you.
How far from the router? How near are you to other wireless networks in your area.
I had the same issue with dropped connections when I was using a wireless network card at my workplace in a room with no other hard wired connection available. The connection was dropping because people in nearby buildings were using the same router channel. So try changing the channel. You'd have to log in to the router to do that.
Scan for nearby networks that might cause interference.
See guide here: The Layman's Guide to Solving Wireless Network Interference Problems
Haha it's fine :) yeah it couldn't have been the channel because all other appliances worked normally
I have used one before and it worked great was never hot or even warm. Plus can get them cheap. I am not telling you to go buy one that's up to you. Was just a suggestion. One way to test.
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