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Wireless connection disconnectingI have been working wirelessly for the last 6 months using a BT router which
isconnected to another PC in the house. recently, the connection "disconnects" for no apparent reason. If I try to reconnect, it recognises the router, and tries to reconnect, but doesn't seem to be able to. Sometimes, after the PC has been turned off for a while, I find I am connected again, but it doesn't last. It's very frustrating, as I don't know when it's going to happen! I'm using XP Home edition. Hi
Might be that a source of 2.4GHz Noise was added to your environment and it causes the disconnect. Might be that you would get better connection using another Channel. Jack (MVP-Networking). Show quoteHide quote "Alayne" <Ala***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:17331981-63F7-4373-803F-44AFC8CE41B8@microsoft.com... >I have been working wirelessly for the last 6 months using a BT router >which > isconnected to another PC in the house. > recently, the connection "disconnects" for no apparent reason. If I try > to > reconnect, it recognises the router, and tries to reconnect, but doesn't > seem > to be able to. Sometimes, after the PC has been turned off for a while, I > find I am connected again, but it doesn't last. It's very frustrating, as > I > don't know when it's going to happen! > I'm using XP Home edition. Forgive my ignorance but what do you mean by "another channel"?!
Show quoteHide quote "Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote: > Hi > Might be that a source of 2.4GHz Noise was added to your environment and it > causes the disconnect. > Might be that you would get better connection using another Channel. > Jack (MVP-Networking). > > "Alayne" <Ala***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:17331981-63F7-4373-803F-44AFC8CE41B8@microsoft.com... > >I have been working wirelessly for the last 6 months using a BT router > >which > > isconnected to another PC in the house. > > recently, the connection "disconnects" for no apparent reason. If I try > > to > > reconnect, it recognises the router, and tries to reconnect, but doesn't > > seem > > to be able to. Sometimes, after the PC has been turned off for a while, I > > find I am connected again, but it doesn't last. It's very frustrating, as > > I > > don't know when it's going to happen! > > I'm using XP Home edition. > > > 
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