I disabled it, and so far I didn't disconnect yet ! thank you mate :D let's hope it's fixed now
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I disabled it, and so far I didn't disconnect yet ! thank you mate :D let's hope it's fixed now
aaanddd it didn't work and became even worse now, it's constantly disconnecting even when I do nothing at all.... please someone i'm desperate for help T_T
I tried to help, I don't know. That's just weird. You should just opt to buy a more reliable router and receiver.
Updating windows did something, but not enough..
Too bad I can't help, Did my best >.<
Also I can't find others having this issue over google, Only linux related, but that won't work with windows >.<
May I ask what OS you are currently using? Win 7, Vista, XP, etc.
And is this computer hooked to a router for wireless capability?
and is it a Laptop? or a Desktop Computer?
Anyway, ill post a more viable solution later when i get back from work. For now you can try this.
Go to Run from the start menu and type in "Performance Monitor"
http://puu.sh/1ofAd
Click to where it says Open Resource Monitor
http://puu.sh/1ofAL
From there you should see a bunch of tabs.
http://puu.sh/1ofAX <----- Choose this one. And you'll see programs that are currently using the internet on your computer.
Thanks for the help bro,
I'm running on windows 7 Ultimate ( pirated ofc. ) x64
I'm hooked to a wireless router ( which works flawlessly on a macbook pro/laptop )
it only seems to be having issues on my computer, I just built this computer 4 days ago.
These are the speccs and an overview of the resource monitor;
http://i48.tinypic.com/wl89xc.jpg
Bro, I just send ya a new one ;D Get@myLevel
In your router or modem:
- Choose an other (control) channel at your Wifi settings.
- Set duplex to "Full-Duplex".
You can use this tool to scan for Wi-Fi networks and to see on which channel they are.
Select the channel which is free or barely used.
Duplex setting is not always an available setting in your router/modem, but if it's there, set it to full duplex.
Just crawl all of the pages in your router/modem.