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Help - Loss of both Wireless / Internet Connections1) Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless ADSAL Firewall Router (DG834G) 2) Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter (WG111) 3) PC Desktop with Windows XP Professional SP2 This setup was working without any problems until 4 weeks ago but I often lose both wireless and internet connection. It takes upto 10 seconds to return but is very frustrating. I have de-installed and re-installed all necessary software in an attempt to fix the problem but to no avail. My network is using Channel 11 (G), with WEP security and Mode Access Point. I have three other networks in range – but have no idea who owns them. These other networks are: 1) Network A using Channel 6 (G), with WEP security and Mode Access Point 2) Network A using Channel 6 (B), with WEP security and Mode Access Point 3) Network B using Channel 11(B), with WEP security and Mode Access. Is it possible that one of these other networks is causing some interference which causes me to lose the Internet / Wireless connection? If this is so what can be done to overcome the problem? If interference is not the problem does anyone have any idea what it is and how it can be fixed? Many Thanks Chappy Hi
Since the others are on channels 6 and 11, switch your system to channel 1 and see what happens. Jack (MVP-Networking). Show quoteHide quote "Chappy" <martindchap***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6FF2F21F-AA85-4DC6-8BB9-151EADEBD93E@microsoft.com... >I have the following setup: > > 1) Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless ADSAL Firewall Router (DG834G) > 2) Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter (WG111) > 3) PC Desktop with Windows XP Professional SP2 > > This setup was working without any problems until 4 weeks ago but I often > lose both wireless and internet connection. It takes upto 10 seconds to > return but is very frustrating. > > I have de-installed and re-installed all necessary software in an attempt > to > fix the problem but to no avail. > > My network is using Channel 11 (G), with WEP security and Mode Access > Point. > I have three other networks in range - but have no idea who owns them. > > These other networks are: > > 1) Network A using Channel 6 (G), with WEP security and Mode Access Point > 2) Network A using Channel 6 (B), with WEP security and Mode Access > Point > 3) Network B using Channel 11(B), with WEP security and Mode Access. > > Is it possible that one of these other networks is causing some > interference > which causes me to lose the Internet / Wireless connection? If this is so > what can be done to overcome the problem? > > If interference is not the problem does anyone have any idea what it is > and > how it can be fixed? > > Many Thanks > Chappy Jack
Unfortunately this made the problem worse. Is there anything else that you could advise. Thanks Chappy Show quoteHide quote "Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote: > Hi > Since the others are on channels 6 and 11, switch your system to channel 1 > and see what happens. > Jack (MVP-Networking). > > "Chappy" <martindchap***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:6FF2F21F-AA85-4DC6-8BB9-151EADEBD93E@microsoft.com... > >I have the following setup: > > > > 1) Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless ADSAL Firewall Router (DG834G) > > 2) Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter (WG111) > > 3) PC Desktop with Windows XP Professional SP2 > > > > This setup was working without any problems until 4 weeks ago but now I often > > lose both wireless and internet connection. It takes upto 10 seconds to > > return but is very frustrating. > > > > I have de-installed and re-installed all necessary software in an attempt > > to > > fix the problem but to no avail. > > > > My network is using Channel 11 (G), with WEP security and Mode Access > > Point. > > I have three other networks in range - but have no idea who owns them. > > > > These other networks are: > > > > 1) Network A using Channel 6 (G), with WEP security and Mode Access Point > > 2) Network A using Channel 6 (B), with WEP security and Mode Access > > Point > > 3) Network B using Channel 11(B), with WEP security and Mode Access. > > > > Is it possible that one of these other networks is causing some > > interference > > which causes me to lose the Internet / Wireless connection? If this is so > > what can be done to overcome the problem? > > > > If interference is not the problem does anyone have any idea what it is > > and > > how it can be fixed? > > > > Many Thanks > > Chappy > > > Chappy wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > Jack If there's no obvious nearby source of interference (e.g., microwave > > Unfortunately this made the problem worse. Is there anything else that you > could advise. > > Thanks > Chappy > > > "Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote: > >> Hi >> Since the others are on channels 6 and 11, switch your system to channel 1 >> and see what happens. >> Jack (MVP-Networking). >> >> "Chappy" <martindchap***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:6FF2F21F-AA85-4DC6-8BB9-151EADEBD93E@microsoft.com... >>> I have the following setup: >>> >>> 1) Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless ADSAL Firewall Router (DG834G) >>> 2) Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter (WG111) >>> 3) PC Desktop with Windows XP Professional SP2 >>> >>> This setup was working without any problems until 4 weeks ago but now I often >>> lose both wireless and internet connection. It takes upto 10 seconds to >>> return but is very frustrating. >>> >>> I have de-installed and re-installed all necessary software in an attempt >>> to >>> fix the problem but to no avail. >>> >>> My network is using Channel 11 (G), with WEP security and Mode Access >>> Point. >>> I have three other networks in range - but have no idea who owns them. >>> >>> These other networks are: >>> >>> 1) Network A using Channel 6 (G), with WEP security and Mode Access Point >>> 2) Network A using Channel 6 (B), with WEP security and Mode Access >>> Point >>> 3) Network B using Channel 11(B), with WEP security and Mode Access. >>> >>> Is it possible that one of these other networks is causing some >>> interference >>> which causes me to lose the Internet / Wireless connection? If this is so >>> what can be done to overcome the problem? >>> >>> If interference is not the problem does anyone have any idea what it is >>> and >>> how it can be fixed? >>> >>> Many Thanks >>> Chappy >> >> ovens, 2.4 GHz cordless phones, Bluetooth devices, baby monitors), one of your neighboring networks may be using a "draft-N" or "pre-N" wifi network device. I generally take things written by George Ou with a very large grain of salt, but in this case, he's not far off the mark. I haven't seen anything since about last June (not that I follow this issue closely), so I don't know if there's been any progress made since then. http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=247 http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/03/13/802_11n_backwards_compatibility_issues/ The interference issue is one reason that the IEEE has not yet adopted the proposed 802.11(n) standard. Short of some fairly sophisticated monitoring equipment, about the only way you can tell if there is a nearby draft-N router/access point is to go knocking on doors. -- Lem MS MVP -- Networking To the moon and back with 64 Kbits of RAM and 512 Kbits of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer
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