- May 28, 2013
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Hi,
I have an Asus k55v laptop with windows 8 installed. When connected to the internet via a wireless router, my connection becomes "limited" after between 2-10 hours of the connection working properly. This problem does not fix itself until I disable then re-enable the wifi on my laptop, and then reconnect. Note that this only happens with this laptop, while other devices without Windows 8 installed do not have any problems connecting. This is a completely new computer and has already been sent twice to the ASUS labs under warrenty to attempt to address this problem. The first time they said they could not reproduce the issue but replaced my wifi adapter "just in case" and upgraded the drivers. The problem persisted, and the second time around they formatted my computer and re-installed the operating system. The problem still persists, and they claim there is no problem with the computer, and it must be euther the router or my software.
The same issue happens when I connect via several other routers, so that cannot be the problem.
I have also tried changing the power settings so that windows cannot turn off the wifi adapter by itself.
The problem persists.
Any ideas? I have run out...
I have an Asus k55v laptop with windows 8 installed. When connected to the internet via a wireless router, my connection becomes "limited" after between 2-10 hours of the connection working properly. This problem does not fix itself until I disable then re-enable the wifi on my laptop, and then reconnect. Note that this only happens with this laptop, while other devices without Windows 8 installed do not have any problems connecting. This is a completely new computer and has already been sent twice to the ASUS labs under warrenty to attempt to address this problem. The first time they said they could not reproduce the issue but replaced my wifi adapter "just in case" and upgraded the drivers. The problem persisted, and the second time around they formatted my computer and re-installed the operating system. The problem still persists, and they claim there is no problem with the computer, and it must be euther the router or my software.
The same issue happens when I connect via several other routers, so that cannot be the problem.
I have also tried changing the power settings so that windows cannot turn off the wifi adapter by itself.
The problem persists.
Any ideas? I have run out...
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