Bizarre Wireless Connectivity Problems

[freemanator]

Hi guys.

I have been having problems with my Linksys WMP600N adapter and trying to connect to the internet.

It started a few weeks ago in my old house, where it wouldn't connect unless I rebooted the router, or it would take a long time (over half an hour after being turned on to connect.)

Then when I moved it got worse.

At the moment it finds the wireless signals avaiable to it, but when I click connect it fails very quickly. It doesn't even try and connect, as it doesn't ask me for my wireless password.

When I do get it connected, if I reboot the router and mess around, it kicks me off after a while, and then instead of showing the network available to connect to, shows it with a red cross beside, and I have to go and edit the security settings, or delete the profile and try and connect again.

Any ideas to help, I have tried googling, but various different searches have turned up empty handed.

Thanks,

My desktop is running Win 7 64bit
The rest of the specs are Core i7 920 CPU, Asus P6T Deluxe v2 Mobo, 12Gig RAM, Asus GTX 670 GPU, a Corsair SSD, 2 1TB HDDs and 1 2TB one.

My Windows 7 laptop connects fine, and our Media Centre PC had some problems before I was here, but works fine now too. Android and Blackberry phones, as well as Apple devices are all having no trouble.

We have BT Infinity and their HomeHub 2

 

[2xg]

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Please Download, Install and Run Xirrus Wi-Fi Inspector.
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