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May 25th, 2006 04:28 PM #1
mga techies dyan, hope you can help me out...
my wireless connection disconnects itself after 5-10 minutes. what's worse, the network adapter (intel 3945 proset wireless) gets disabled and the only way to enable it is to re-boot the notebook. im using windows xp SP2, got a linksys router. here are the things ive done, but still didnt solve the problem:
- updated the driver of the 3945 to newer version
- installed the latest version intel pro wireless software, used it to control wireless connection, but got an error message 'Problem applying profile' when i tried to re-connect
- changed adapter settings, set them all to highest values (as per Intel's suggestion on Power Save Polling problem), uncheck the 'Allow Windows to power off this adapter' option
- disabled the Intel software, used windows to control wireless connection
- disabled windows firewall and norton internet security
- uninstalled the intel wireless software, windows has sole control over wireless connection
- installed a windows XP hotfix patch 893357 (hoping this would solve my problem)
any suggestions out there? 'langya gusto ko na sunugin itong notebook na ito! :mad:
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May 25th, 2006 04:34 PM #2
try mo install the driver from ur notebooks website, mine works from intel sites new driver worst from asus old drivers...
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May 25th, 2006 05:15 PM #4
dami talaga sakit sa ulo ang Wifi, thats why i sold my wifi setup last year and went back to wired network. walang sakit sa ulo at super bilis pa. my supplier friend once told me that its in the nature of wifi to be disconnected from time to time..add to that the software and hardware problems that crops up from time to time...ugh
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May 25th, 2006 05:40 PM #5
try mo update yung firmware ng router and check the settings also.
Last edited by knight23; May 25th, 2006 at 05:59 PM.
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May 25th, 2006 06:16 PM #6Originally Posted by BlueBimmer
they never disconnect on me either. i think it's just a matter of settings.
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May 25th, 2006 06:25 PM #7Originally Posted by need4speed
my bro uses a wifi network for his DSL connection at home and he could afford the occasional disconnections since the network restores itself.
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May 25th, 2006 06:37 PM #8
ah a POS system... much more reliable indeed for a wired connection. i thought it was just plain browsing or games.
but i'd think a few tweeks would still make the wirless solution workeable.
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May 25th, 2006 06:37 PM #9Originally Posted by nitrox
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May 25th, 2006 06:54 PM #10
- laklak : ever since i got my asus notebook ganito na e. im thinking baka hindi compatible yung router ko sa wireless card ??? ill check the router settings too.
- radiazone : you got an asus as well? i'll try to download the drivers from the asus website & install them.
- mazdamazda : sorry po, next time post ko sa gadgets.ph
- the rest: salamat sa mga suggestions/replies, ill try to fix my connection again tonite. hopefully this thing gets fixed. oks lang sana kung na-cu-cut ang connection, pero naka-disable na yung network adapter afterwards, di ako maka-reconnect unless mag-reboot at this point when i do a shut-down, pati yon nag-ha-hang...i have to turn-off the notebook via the power button, wait 10 secs, then reboot. kakainis!
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