When I try to connect my sony vaio cs11s to the wireless network at home it says:'isn't able to connect to wireless network because there was a time out.' I've checked the router's settings and compared them to my sony vaio's settings, and i haven't noticed any differences. The strange thing is that my pc finds the router and asks to make a connection, but whenever i try to, it says there was a time out...
Do you have your router secured with a WEP key? if so, have you enter that key on your computer?
check that and get back to this forum and give me an answer
Try updating your wireles card driver. Or, when was the last time it worked.? if Updating your drivers don't work, see if you can restore windows to a previous date that your computer worked. Just make sure to back up your system epecially if you have saved any files between then, and now
Let me know how that works
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I've checked the router's settings and compared them to my sony vaio's settings, and i haven't noticed any differences.
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yes it's secured with a key, of wich i'm sure that i've entered it correct. But when i enter the key it says that it's connecting and after a while it says that there was a time out. i also checked the frequency of the router and my laptop and its the same. rebooting the router doesn't help either
When i first bought this laptop, i had the same problem. a technician came over, he tried to find the problem but couldn't find it immediately so he reset the router and started to restore all settings, equal to my laptop, and then he noticed that there was a slight difference. my laptop has both 802.11g/802.11n connection, and so does my router, but my brothers laptop only has the 'g', so the technician enabled both on the routers settings. now since my laptops system crashed, the same problem returned but since my routers settings didn't change, i didn't see where the problem was.
in the meanwhile i already have connection with my router. i think this time the problem was because i had already made 2 wlan profiles myself because it didn't make connection itself (saying there was a timeout...). but when i deleted both profiles, it said there was a connection found and it asked to make a new profile.
So actually my original problem is solved :), but now the connection speed is only the half of what it used to be when the technician enabled the connection. first i had 78Mbps, now it's only 36Mbps and sometimes merely 18Mbps!
When i first bought this laptop, i had the same problem. a technician came over, he tried to find the problem but couldn't find it immediately so he reset the router and started to restore all settings, equal to my laptop, and then he noticed that there was a slight difference. my laptop has both 802.11g/802.11n connection, and so does my router, but my brothers laptop only has the 'g', so the technician enabled both on the routers settings. now since my laptops system crashed, the same problem returned but since my routers settings didn't change, i didn't see where the problem was.
in the meanwhile i already have connection with my router. i think this time the problem was because i had already made 2 wlan profiles myself because it didn't make connection itself (saying there was a timeout...). but when i deleted both profiles, it said there was a connection found and it asked to make a new profile.
So actually my original problem is solved :), but now the connection speed is only the half of what it used to be when the technician enabled the connection. first i had 78Mbps, now it's only 36Mbps and sometimes merely 18Mbps!
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