Wireless Internet Keeps Disconnecting

[shadowman]

OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Wireless Adapter: Linksys WMP600N Wireless-N PCI Adapter with Dual-Band
Router: 2Wire HomePortal 1000HW

Problem: My wireless internet connection keeps dropping and not auto-reconnecting correctly (Have to go to the adapter's properties and disable then re-enable to get the signal to come back AND if it auto-reconnects I get a "unidentified network/No access").
My wireless adapter's drivers are up to date so I do not know why it is doing this. If I try to diagnose the problem it comes up as either "Default Gateway Not Availabe" or sometimes as "The network configuration I.P. is not valid". How do I fix this VERY annoying problem?

 

[shadowman]

Please this problem is very annoying I haven't found any solutions that work. I don't have the bonjour service installed IPV6 turned off, etc.

 

[kucing13]

go to services.msc and check whether wireless autoconfig and wireless zero config is set to automatic

 

[shadowman]

go to services.msc and check whether wireless autoconfig and wireless zero config is set to automatic

When I run services.msc I see NEITHER of those two services on the list. This is very bad amirite?

Also above fix did not work.

 

[jlyne1234]

It may be called WLAN autoconfig, it is on mine. It should be just under wired autoconfig

 

[shadowman]

yeah in that case it IS on auto. *sigh* what else can I try????

 

[bh4mr1ck]

Are you connected on the 2.4Ghz band or the 5.0Ghz band? 2.4 has become more popular and channel crossover is becoming a bigger problem. Use the inSSIDer Wi-Fi Scanner tool to check the wireless signals that your computer can pick up. Find out what channel your router is set to and choose a channel that has less SSID's on it. Typically on the 2.4Ghz band you should use channels 1, 6, or 11. Let us know if this helps or not. Good Luck!