my wireless internet connection constantly loses its connection and i always have to repair the connection?
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Has this been happening ever since you set it up? Could be bad hardware. Check the manufacturer website for any firmware updates that could resolve the issue.\nhere's some research from google\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=wireless+signal+keeps+dropping\nalso, where is the wireless access point located and how far are you from it? does this seem to happen even when you are in the same room as the WAP. If it does, then take your computer ( I assume that it's a laptop) to another location where you can connect wirelessly and see if the computer does the same thing. If it does, then reload/update drivers for the wireless card. You could also contact the manufacturer to see if this is a known issue (they wont disclose that it is a known issue and some times they won't post info on the customer support site, so just ask them to trouble shoot and determine the best course of action).
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in the "run" box type cmd ..... when the command window opens ...type \nipconfig /release\nwhen it goes through it's little sequence you need to type\nipconfig /renew\nthis will renew your ip address\nGood Luck\n\nAn easier option might be to right click your wireless connection icon in your system tray and from that menu click "repair"
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There are a number of reasons, not all of which I can answer here, but here's a few places to start:\n\n1. Your router has encryption, and you have not entered the password correctly\n\n2. Your router uses a MAC filter, and you have not given access to your laptop.\n\n3. You're too far away from the router.\n\n4. You have a firewall that is not working / set up correctly.\n\n5. You haven't pushed the "wireless" button on your laptop to enable your wireless device.\n\nAnd more.  Start by checking these things.
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If you are using a LAN based internet Connection, then there is definately there is a problem with connection, ask your network operator for a solution.
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Is the socket for internet connected properly and that internet connection is coming in to your WIFI device?\n\nCheck for your internet conenction, that is the main cause of the issue.\n\ncheers !!!!
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This reminds me of a very similar problem I had with the D-Link wireless router.  I tried reinstalling the drivers for the wireless router itself to no avail.  I finally wound up taking it back in buying a Linksys router.  The problem never was with my laptop computer.  It was always in the wireless router.
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make sure your wireless is on if your gettin your router its on if not its proable that you have your wireless dissabled\n\nstart>Settingsl>network Connections>Wirelessnetwork connections. View wireless networks >connect. \n\nsometimes you will have to click Support tab> then >repair
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Spyware and Malware is always the one of the first suspects in internet connection problems. Run anti spyware on the computer first.  If that does not work, you must narrow down the problem.\n\nThe repair button does a bunch of tasks that can all be done by themselves at the command line.  Next time it happens, instead of hitting repair, go to start&#92; run, type cmd and then enter.  Then type these in, in order, and check your connection after your run each command.  This will narrow down the problem.\nipconfig /renew\n-that ask the DCHP server to keep giving you an IP\narp -d\n-that flusches the Address Resolution Protocol cache\nnbstat -r\n-that reloads your Netbios name Cache\nnbstst -rr\n-that sends an update of your Netbios name\nipconfig /flushdns\n-that flushes your DNS cache\nipconfig /registerdns\n\nTry those untill you narrow down exactly which one it is that does it, and that is a really good place to start for further troubleshooting.
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you always have the option of switching isp..\n\nto fix your problem try firefox...
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Try disabling ur Wi-Fi, Re-enable it and the Repair the conection... if it doesn't work u should try asking forums.... and if it doesn't work... just call ur internet provider.
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Make sure that your IE or Netscape is configured properly with your connection settings - the Router & Wireless Card should have info on how to do this.\n\nIf you're certain that both the card & Router are configured properly, call your ISP - they can walk you through your settings and see if there are any changes that need to be made.
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few causes\n1. Your distance to access point\n2. Your laptop, has it got additional driver for the wireless chipset? make sure u install all the necessary driver after you format. \n3. Try to restart the router, or reboot it from the router settting page. \n4. check the antenna position and physical condition.\n5. try to restart the modem by unplug and plug the power\nGud luck and happy holiday also
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in wireless? well that's not something that is easily fixed. It's radio waves, so it all depends on whats between him and the router. There's not much you can do other then: 1. Plug in an external antenna (that requires some soddering) 2. Move closer to the router.\n\nIf it's wired, well then, get a new wire.
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Your not giving enough information to properly troubleshoot the problem. There could be a many number issues why your wireless connection from the way you have it setup, software problems, or hardware issues. Please give more details of your problem in your next question.
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Call your internet provider.. They should be able to troubleshoot your problem and tell you if its on your end or their end.  \n\nTheres alot more information needed to help you here..
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You said the signal worked fine for the first three months so I'll assume it's not a hardware problem, at least not with your computers.  It's also not an interference problem, at least not from anything you are running.  If there is another wireless network in the area, that might be interfering with yours, it's possible, I had it happen once.  Try changing the channel it is operating on, that will be in your router configuration, see if that helps.  If none of that works then more than likely it is your router, go to the nearest store and pick up a different branded router, see if your problem goes away but it's not final.  If another router fixes the problem than you can conclude with ~95% accuracy that the problem was the router.  If a new router doesn't help then you might have to look into the hardware that is installed in your laptop as the problem.
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try contacting your ISP or internet service provider. there might be some problem with the lines that's why you are experiencing intermittent connection to the internet.