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And the Make/Model of your Router?
Force Reset Network Adapter?
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Do you have any other wireless devices? Do they work fine, or do they also disconnect?
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Okay could you change your Wireless channel to 6 or 1
Also make sure that the firmware for your router is up to date
Lastly please Check Device manager for any Power settings or allow the Device to support Multimedia or gaming enviroments
Post back with your results
Josh
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Pyro, I do have other wireless devices and they work fine.
My firmware is up to date.
Shadow, the device was "disabled" in the multimedia/gaming environment, so I just enabled it. Could that have been the problem? What exactly does that do? In addition, the first setting-- something about adhoc 801.2n whatever whatever is also disabled. Not sure if that's a problem.
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If you enable the Multimedia/gaming Enviroment then it will try to sustain the Network connection rather than Timing out
This should fix the problem - If not then please post back
Josh
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Shadow, that may have done the trick. So far so good. You rock!
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Um, okay after a week, unfortunately my problem is still present. The above solution did NOT work. Any more ideas?
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