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Wireless not reconnection always.I have a dell D6000 laptop. XPSP3, AVG, ZoneAlarm, Windows Defender.
The wireless is usually connected. But now and then I just see a popup saying its connected. I never see the status go off, just see it "connected". But then now and then the pop up shows, not connected. And it won't automatically (though its set to) reconnect. I can open the dialog and click my router and say connect, it will prompt me for the ****** key and I just okay it and it plays a bit, acquires network address, and is connected. Just like I want it to. But I've tried waiting for 30 minutes and it won't do it on its own. I have to sometimes prompt it. Tonight I got a dong, and a note saying "adapter problems" and it pointed to the wireless adapter. (built in by the way). Any ideas? If it did it more than 1 time in 3 days I'd be a bit concerned. On Mar 15, 6:50 am, Big_Al <Bi***@md.com> wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > I have a dell D6000 laptop. XPSP3, AVG, ZoneAlarm, Windows Defender. Do you use the Windows Wireless Zero Configuration utility to manage> The wireless is usually connected. But now and then I just see a popup > saying its connected. I never see the status go off, just see it > "connected". > But then now and then the pop up shows, not connected. And it won't > automatically (though its set to) reconnect. > I can open the dialog and click my router and say connect, it will > prompt me for the ****** key and I just okay it and it plays a bit, > acquires network address, and is connected. Just like I want it to. > But I've tried waiting for 30 minutes and it won't do it on its own. I > have to sometimes prompt it. Tonight I got a dong, and a note saying > "adapter problems" and it pointed to the wireless adapter. (built in > by the way). > > Any ideas? If it did it more than 1 time in 3 days I'd be a bit concerned. your wifi adapter? I only ask 'cos I have found that the Dell or Intel management software can be a bit flakey and using the built-in windows stuff seems to be much less prone to causing disconnects at odd moments. Alister |
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