Hardware Thread, Wireless connection Drops when reaching excellent strength in Technical; got a problem,
head teacher laptop worls fine on the wifi network at school, but at her home when she ...
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31st March 2008, 08:39 AM #1
Wireless connection Drops when reaching excellent strength
got a problem,
head teacher laptop worls fine on the wifi network at school, but at her home when she is using the internet it works on - low/medium/high - but when it reaches escellent the connection just drops off. she repairs the connection and it works fine again. until excellent,
any ideas why this is happening or how resolve this.
thanks
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31st March 2008, 08:54 AM #2 First two questions that come to mind
1. Are the drivers updated for the wireless card
2. Is there a firmware updated on the Router
Has this problem just accured or is this a new setup
:-)
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31st March 2008, 08:56 AM #3 could also be conflicting with someone elses wireless network...
get her to change the channel on her router and see what happens then.
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31st March 2008, 09:01 AM #4 thanks for the ideas,
forgot to say her husband also has a laptop setup the same and his works fine every time
EDIT - just occured
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31st March 2008, 07:52 PM #5
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wifi dropping out
Some times my old pcmcia-card stopped working when i had a excellent connection. I had to remove it and cool it down to get it to work again. Could it be the same issue here? Excellent connection makes it to hot to function? That might be the reason it's not dropping out at work, since it's not that "stressed" there.
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1st April 2008, 08:14 AM #6 
Originally Posted by
generalen
Some times my old pcmcia-card stopped working when i had a excellent connection. I had to remove it and cool it down to get it to work again. Could it be the same issue here? .
this is a built in wifi, would it still do over heat?
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1st April 2008, 08:42 AM #7 
Originally Posted by
sharkster
this is a built in wifi, would it still do over heat?
is her husband on a N and not a b,g network conx to router?
what brand is the router?
who is there internet provider?
what type of net conx is it?
if she is connecting using b or g then like joanne said other devices in the home will be interfeering i.e wireless home phone, door bells.
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1st April 2008, 08:48 AM #8 
Originally Posted by
sharkster
this is a built in wifi, would it still do over heat?
what laptop model is it, may be worth while google search see if any one else is having same probs
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