Cant connect to wireless away from home

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Jun 22, 2014 - Does your wireless connection connect, then disconnect, then connect again, only to disconnect .... I did try 1,6,11 not working it's drop away.

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Feb 23, 2013 - Chaps I have connected my Samsung Tv to the home network but it can be ... Sometime it works great, and then it drops to unusable speeds.

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Remember that you cannot go longer than 50 yards or so in distance with wireless.Describe the problem in detail, is not clear.

Please check the range of that wireless router and also connectivity of the router.

1. go to Start->control panel->network connections->wireless connection. 2. There you will find an option of repairing the wireless connection. select it and repair your connection.

If the stick is the solution, why are you avoiding the solution?

From what you have said, the internal wifi in the Evo doesn't work, while
an external usb stick does.

Assuming that your internal wifi is properly configured and functional, it is
incapable of picking up your home wifi signal, though it might be functional in other situations ... Buying an external usb stick gives you a better antenna position and takes nothing away from your system, while adding functionality and sheilding the innards of your system from viral
attack as a first line of attack that is detachable.

Buy the USB stick.


Bue

Try running the cd that came with the router again, since you reinstalled windows, the configurations for the router have been lost. If this doesn't help let us know and we'll work on it from there.. good luck!

You might deleted your driver to wireless connection or you perhaps upgraded Service Pack to higher version. If your wireless connection will work on lower SP then that device won't work or vice versa.
Another thing, try to check connections. Click menu and look for connections and try to enable wireless connections.

Thanks

Ok there needs to be a few diagnostics first.

Can you still connect to to router with a wired connection?

If so, can you veiw the settings for the wirless network,, and are they the same as before?

If you cant connect with a wired connection i'd probably say the router needs replacing.

Please let me know if you can connect with a wire and if you can access the wireless settings?

Open up you're network connections in you're notebook & run the wireless wizard. Search for you're home wireless network.
You should be able to connect to you're home. Remove any other networks you might find. While you're at it I suggest you setup security for you're home network with a password.

Let me know how it goes.

Mike

if i were to guess you are probably a PPPoE user with a dynamic IP address.

possible config