Every 5 minutes always my internet connection is being disconnected,,sometimes its getting restarted by itself...how can i possibly fix this problem? anyone can help me to solve this problem...

Hello,

Thank you for posting your question here.

I suggest that you go to safe mode with networking to test your internet connection there. Safe mode is the basic operating system interface of your computer thus disabling any advance softwares which might be affecting your connection now.

To go to safe mode, do the following:

Restart your computer and keep tapping F8 until you see the options to go to "Safe Mode with Networking".

Highlight safe mode with networking by using your arrow keys. Press enter.

Once you are in safe mode, try connecting to your internet and observe if the problem is gone. If internet is good, then there's an update or software change that affected your connection.

You can fix that by doing a system restore. Think about the date when you had no problem with your internet. and do the system restore.

Start > Programs > Accessories > system tools > system restore

Select the date when you had no issue yet and let it restart. Check.

Another possible reason is an outdated network adapter driver. This happens when there are changes in the software. You can update it manually which takes time maybe 15 minutes or more or you can install Radarsync and let it update all the outdated drivers in your computer. You won't have to do anything at all. All driver updates will be taken care of.

Another possible issue is your internet service. If all of the above possible problems are covered with no fix at all, then you better contact your Internet service provider.

I hope this helps!

If you have any questions, please drop me a line and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

Carlo

check your connection..either your utp cable is not intact or check if the utp cable pins are intact also.

Try the following a reboot can sometime fix a lot of different problems.
1. Shut down PC or PC's (ALL CONNECTED DEVICES)
2. Unplug Router/Access Points
3. Unplug Modem Wait Approximatly 2 Minutes
4. Plug in Modem wait 2 Minutes
5. Plug in Router/Access Points Wait 1 Minute
6. Restart/Reboot PC/Connected Devices.

More Information is needed for further Diagnosis! Thank You and Good Luck!!!

I would call your cable provider you may have a weak incoming signal.

First of, unplug your Linksys and go right into your ZyXEL, (you might need to run a cable) Run that way for a while, If your not cut off then it's your router. Do this first and we can go from there.

I had a similar problem with a HP laptop. It had a bad internal wireless adapter. I bought a faster re-certified wireless adapter online for a fraction of the new price. Now i have an unrelated problem with a bad hard drive in that HP laptop.

Restart computer and your internet connection. This should take care of the problem.

When you disconnect your internet connection, leave it unplugged for 5 minutes. This will clear itself and reset.

looks ur internet setting is not right on ur new laptop for the modem u are using....call ur internet provider and ask them for technical advise and help

it a problem with your internet provider i had the same prolem all i did was call them and tell them your being disconnected and the hsould be able to start you up again also tell them if you have a rrouter connnected as well

assuming you are connecting wirelessly; you may have to check that the router is allocating ip addresses automatically to your pc's. connect one of your pc's to the router via the RJ45 network cable that was supplied and not wirelessly and type 192.168.2.1 in your internet browser, this will take you into the routers setup menu. Look for a menu refering to 'DHCP' and make sure that this is enabled, then look for the channel number that the router is using (normally 6 or 11) and make a note as if you are still experiencing signal loss, you can get back into the router and change to any channel between these numbers incase you are getting appliances interfering with the signal, save and exit from the router menu. disconnect the cable then go to control panel, network connections and right click on the connection you are using whether it is wired or wireles and click on properties. Look for the line TCP/IP and again click on the line and select properties, then make sure automatically obtain ip address is selected, ok and close window. Restart the pc's and you should have a connection.