Windows 7: Windows 7 Laptop Wireless Network keeps disconnecting.

Here is the info you requested I hope it helps!

From this it appears that you are using WEP security with no encryption, this isn't very safe or secure but more importantly your wireless G connection may be more reliable if you change the security and encryption to something more modern and safe like WPA2 security with AES encryption.

Windows 7 approved drivers are not made to work with WEP security so don't expect much from it as it's easily hacked and not secure at all.

You should go into your routers wireless setting and try changing to WPA2 with AES encryption, most every Windows 7 approved driver works best with these settings. You will also need to make these changes in the wireless profile in Windows. Network and Sharing Center>Manage Wireless Connections....

The channel selection looks ok but you might try using another channel to see if the connection quality improves or not.

Ok here is a new screenshot with the changes you suggested...

Looks better now, if you keep having the disconnection problems you should try changing channels then check Xirrus to see which channel gives the best performance and reliability. Finding the best channel can take a bit of trial and error, over time the best channel will change depending on which channels your neighbors are using.

Things are better. It's only disconnected a couple times but only for like 2 seconds. Thanks for your help.

Great to hear that your issue has been resolved and so with posting the Xirrus snip?

Yes the Xirrus snip that you requested was quite useful for diagnosing this problem as per usual.

Dialing in wireless settings seems to be a bit of an art these days.