Try swapping the channels your router is transmitting out on. You should be
able to do this in your controls found at the IP Address for the router.
Our laptop would get crappy signals on channel 7... changed to 1, it was full
bars.
Like another person said, other wireless things in the path of your router and
adapter can mess things up too. A little "Tech Feng shui" of the house could be
needed..
Hope that helps!
-SJ
kennet1607 wrote:
> started about 2 weeks ago. windows xp. router and cable modem.
> occassionally will drop off internet. will remove power from router
> and by the time i get back to the puter, i can log on to internet
> again. signal from puter to router excellent. changed to new router,
> same prob. changed cable modem, same prob. any help would be
> appreciated in finding and correcting problem
>
>
>
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