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Our network consists of an MN-700 router, a desktop with
a MN-730 wireless-G adapter, two latptops with linksys
wireless-G adapters, a printer with internal wireless-b
and a laptop with internal wireless-g.
Every time we restart a computer, we have to reset the
router (turn it off, turn it back on) for that computer
to get on the network. (The computer might say it's
connected to the network under wireless networks property
window, but in reality no packets are received and it
can't connect online or to the network drives).
Also, periodically, the computers will just drop off the
network without having been re-started. This happens
most frequently with the desktop with the microsoft
wireless adapter.
Any ideas on how to solve this? All computers are running
XP with the latest updates.
Our network consists of an MN-700 router, a desktop with
a MN-730 wireless-G adapter, two latptops with linksys
wireless-G adapters, a printer with internal wireless-b
and a laptop with internal wireless-g.
Every time we restart a computer, we have to reset the
router (turn it off, turn it back on) for that computer
to get on the network. (The computer might say it's
connected to the network under wireless networks property
window, but in reality no packets are received and it
can't connect online or to the network drives).
Also, periodically, the computers will just drop off the
network without having been re-started. This happens
most frequently with the desktop with the microsoft
wireless adapter.
Any ideas on how to solve this? All computers are running
XP with the latest updates.