SOURCE: lost wireless ntework connection all of a sudden?!
First of all open up your wireless utility and look at your signal strength. it should be at least -60dbm. Then what i want you to do is to find out what channels people are using around you (most Access points default to 6) if the majority of the people are using 6 switch yours to 1 or 11. Whatever channel is being used the most you change youes from that one. This should get you going again. If you have other issue get your signal strength and we'll see what is going on signal wise.
SOURCE: wirless connection
I think you asked this twice, but here is my suggestion:
this information is setup at the router (Access Point) and you will need to get the information from there.. Although there are ways to 'hack' this information, I will not tell you how to do this here, as we do not want to enable 'hackers'...
You need to hard wire the computer to the Access Point and enter the configuration of the device.. within it, you will find the SSID (name of the wifi network connection) and the type of encryption (WEP, WAP, etc.). From this page, you can discover the Passphrase or Encryped Password, which will allow you to access the WiFi connection.
SOURCE: DV4000 cant connect to wireless network
HP bought several motherboards from the same company in China. These boards work for about 15 months then they can't find the wireless card. This is caused by a defect in the North Bridge chip overheating over time. This chip is not replaceable at the local level. You can send it back to HP for a replacement and sometimes they will charge you $300 - $500, or you can just replace the motherboard yourself. Check with them first since there is an ungoing lawsuit regarding these boards. Either way the only fix is to replace the motherboard. This is also a problem for the dv6000 and the dv9000 models. HP knows that 30% of these will fail.
Regards,
Mike
SOURCE: D-Link DIR-628 wireless connection flickering
You are getting some kind of elecrical/wireless interference. This is difficult to trace. Have you noticed any electrical interference on the TV screen when the wireless connections drops off?
It could be as simple as someone using an arc welder in your area.
Or a neighbour heating up something in their microwave oven (this oven can be faulty and is leaking microwave energy).
If you can identify the source of interference then you may find a solution.
There are a few things you can try.
Get a surge protection power board and connect your computer equipment and wireless router to this power board.
You can configure the wireless router to a different channel, one that is not used by your neighbours so that the wireless signal won't interfer with each other.
Have a look at the signal strength to your computer, if it is weak then move the router away from walls and/or raise the router to a higher location to improve the signal strength.
I hope this info helps you fix your problems.
Testimonial: "switching the channel seemed to work, thanks for the help "
SOURCE: GE wirless Keyboard & mouse
You also need to click on the receiver button. After the receiver button is clicked then you would need to click the mouse button located under the mouse. If all of this was done try replacing the batteries again with a new set of batteries. I've seen new batteries not work before that has died while sitting in it's package.
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