How do I stablise my wireless on my note book or access point, cos everytime the wireless speed keep dropping?
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Make sure you have a wireless network working which you can get on wireless wizard on the computer. Make sure you are in range of the network which means you shouldn't be like at the grocery store. And you shouldn't have any problems with it unless you are clueless about stuff like this which you should have said that in the details.
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i have a ipaq HX4700pda which is set up wireless to a BT adsl router. type in the SSID of the router and WEP/WPA key these settings should be withing wireless/network connections on your pda.
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download sun wireless SDK. There is a demo to show how you do it.
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Enable the wireless card to accept connections.\n\nThat should be it. Also you have to have SP2 for Windows\nIt sorts out any wireless problems
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Hmm sounds like it an unstable WAN connection, I would start by first making sure your router firmware is up to date. The negear website has a forum you can check and see if anyone else is having this issue. That being said you did not mention wheather you are connected via dsl or cable. I know dsl will drop connection after a little while of inactivity (I know you are transferring files but I have had buggy routers drop out in the middle of ftping as inactive). Of course the fact that you cannot log into the router seems to point against this. Do you have the spi and or logging enabled? What about p&p ?\n\nIf you read the question you would see he is leaving his wired desktop on, this has nothing to do with wireless interference from phones or microwaves. This is some kind of bug in the router OS since the router itself is locking up, and needs to have the power cycled.
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http://bartman1.blogspot.com/ wireless connections explained here
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There isn't quite enough information to accurately answer your question, but my best guess is that you're not receiving a strong enough signal on the HP to remain connected.  Your wireless transmitter is sending the same to all your devices, but each device has its own receiver and either the HP's isn't quite as good as the others at picking up, or it's degraded by its location in the house.  I'd try the cheapest thing first, and that would be to get a signal boosting antenna for your wireless router.  You can find them as cheap as about ten bucks.  I had a similar problem and this solved it for me.  Good luck, and\n\nPeace,\n\nRadical Geezer
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try updateing the firmware on the router/wap ...
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could be interference from other wireless devices, try changing the channel on the router.
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I think what you are trying to say is that if your wireless connection to your access point (AP) becomes disconnected and then you try to reconnect, the workstation does not pick up a new IP address.\n\nIf that is the case, then you should repair your connection.  In Windows XP Service Pack 2, all you have to do is right-click on the wireless connection in the system tray (by the clock) and click "Repair".  It will force Windows to acquire an IP address.
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- come near to your access point or wireless route\n- Buy a new wireless access point or route has stronger signal\n- Buy wireless boost device\n- Buy more access points and routes
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move closer to it. hahaha sorry. you should get in range of the network first. then if you are still having problems, try removing any obstacles that might be interferring with your signal reception. you might also try (if its your network) a wireless repeater to boost signal strength.
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If it is a laptop, then it is possible that the reciever/transmitter is turned off/on via an external switch on the laptop.   Check for this first.  Also, ask your brother exactly what he did on the computer.  You may be able to reverse his changes.\n\nIf you are running XP, go to Network Connections and right click on the wireless adapter.  Select the 'View Available Wireless networks'.  If there is nothing there, then you have to confirm that the Wireless access point, or Wireless router is working correctly .  I usually plug into the wireless router (via the ethernet port) and access it via a browser.  Check all is in order.\n\nIf the Wireless access point is OK, then the problem is in the computer.   I would reset up the wireless networking on the computer from scratch, and getting it working that way.   Note that if you are using encryption on the wireless link, the wireless settings on the router and the computer must be the same.
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Try going to www.adaware.com and downloading the personal use version. This has helped me with mine freezing up. I run mine at least once a week and sometimes every other day, just depends how much I have been online. One other thing is what type of service do you have? I had more problems with dial up not loading things quickly and getting timed out, but when I used my same computer at the library where I was able to use their wireless I had no problems.
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Live and Learn.  Wireless network gear is dodgy at best.   Go with LinkSys next time. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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Because its flakey :) I have that happen to mine to. It could be that your isp changed the ip address. Got to the wireless connection in networks and right click to repair the connection. Sometimes that works.
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Well since it's wireless, a whole bunch of problems can arise because of this. First thing to do, is check the frequency and channel that it operates on. I remmeber my wireless phone and wireless mouse were at the same frequency, and the mouse would always freeze when the phone rang. Also, if it's fairly old, check to make sure the batteries are good. Sometimes, the batteries can have such a draw, that it will cause abbrubt stopping of the product. Another thing to look out for is your USB port, and or the reciever you use for the product. Try changing your usb port, and make sure the reciever is operational.\n\nHope that helps some.