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WLAN Random Disconnects - help!

  • 09-09-2004 11:16pm
    #1
    otron
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 175 ✭✭


    Greetings,

    Looking for a couple of pointers if possible.

    I bought a Sitecom "Wireless Broadband Router" pack (Without ADSL Router as it happened) from Maplin a while back. The pack came with the 802.11g router and a USB WLAN adaptor inside.

    I connected it to the Eircom modem and setup the WLAN no probs, however I sometimes get disconnects from the WLAN. As far as I can tell, the ADSL link is fine.

    The support guy suggested that I disable windows zero configuration which improved the situation but it hasn't gone away.

    I think its a PC thing, as either rebooting the PC or pulling the plug on the router seems to work most of the time. Also, even when the link drops, it is still visible in Net Stumbler, despite WinXP not seeing it.

    A "Ping -t" on the router address seems to keep the connection up also. (Although Ive only started doing this recently and can't be sure)

    Oh yeah, the router and PC are both nowhere near anything that would cause interference and the signal strength seems fine.

    Any tips appreciated! Ah go on. :confused:


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  • #2
    Peter.Buckley
    Closed Accounts Posts: 32 ✭Peter.Buckley


    hey Hows it going??
    Ive the same problem,
    Laptop WInXP Home, SP1
    Broadcom wireless card,
    Netopia Wireless Router,

    Sometimes it works then all of a suddenit drops the connection, then i try to reconnect and the router wont give me a IP address, i use WEP and have top as we live in a Apt block.

    What all this i hear about ZERO configration??

    Peter


  • #3
    Peter.Buckley
    Closed Accounts Posts: 32 ✭Peter.Buckley


    Have Made good progress but at a cost.
    Got my self the Linksys Wireless Card WPC54G, took a bit of setting up.
    But now all ive got to do is disable and reable the connection and i usualy stay connected for hours.
    its tough probelm, disable the Zero config, and pray but that can be a hassle.
    Always up grade the firmware if possible.
    and as always google for the answer.
    Peter


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