no network acces

Hey guys I hope someone is able to help me, my room is the attic so I can't use an UTP cable while the router is all the downstairs.
now i'm using a TP-LINK TL-WN821N Wifi USB stick, and based on the review it was supposed to be an awesome stick.

Now, here's the problem;
whenever I start streaming or just START UP a random game ( even if it doesn't need an internet connection ) my wifi status immediatly drops down "no network acces".
however, if i use it to download stuff it still downloads at my regular speed without any trouble and it won't give any errors at all so it only occurs during streams or games.
what could be the cause of this? and is there any way to solve this without having to buy a 50meter UTP cable?

thanks.

Well i cant really help u out but all i can say is cable are now getting old, Im using that new USB Key by DLink DWA-182 its even faster than the cable itself.
if i was you id consider looking up for the DLink USB Key or id just buy a 50 meter cable :s. cant help u more than that.

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Originally Posted by crashlove

Well i cant really help u out but all i can say is cable are now getting old, Im using that new USB Key by DLink DWA-182 its even faster than the cable itself.
if i was you id consider looking up for the DLink USB Key or id just buy a 50 meter cable :s. cant help u more than that.

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Cable is getting old?
Wifi will never get faster then fiber glass.

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Originally Posted by LaceUp

Cable is getting old?
Wifi will never get faster then fiber glass.

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Thats what i thought at first b4 the guy from my internet company told me that. and it is faster believe it or not is ur rights but its a fact.

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I also don't know how to fix this, but why don't you get a really long cable from your ISP? My bedroom is on the second floor, and the router is downstairs, and they were able to set it up for me.

Because we're complete cable freaks, we put all the wires underground and I CBA to drill holes through the floor/ceiling to get the cable all the way to the attic.

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IM DESPERATE TO FIX FFAFAKSAKE I WANNA PLAY ONLINE

disable firewall

disabled and no AV installed.

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Originally Posted by crashlove

Thats what i thought at first b4 the guy from my internet company told me that. and it is faster believe it or not is ur rights but its a fact.

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Dude shut up, WIFI will never grow faster then cable.
Wifi will always suffer from walls, phones, and other stuff.
Cable's dont.

put gunz in exceptions lol not unistall it

Nick, add me on Skype, I'll help.

did you even read this?
i'm not talking about gunz.

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Originally Posted by Micah

Nick, add me on Skype, I'll help.

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what's your skype bro?
mine is nick.schubert.

u tried disable ur firewall cuz it blockes connections

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Originally Posted by Kaulo

u tried disable ur firewall cuz it blockes connections

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I have firewall and AV disabled by default because i simply think it's annoying.

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Originally Posted by Nick-S-

I have firewall and AV disabled by default because i simply think it's annoying.

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does this happen with any other device? laptop, ipad, etc.

Is everything updated on your computer? Download all the latest updates. Youd be surprised.

Are there any more devices connected to the same network?

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Originally Posted by LaceUp

Dude shut up, WIFI will never grow faster then cable.
Wifi will always suffer from walls, phones, and other stuff.
Cable's dont.

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Yea it sufer from walls. Still is a fact thats it better. Never said it was bettter if the wifi was at a mile of distance. Try to grow up and stop acting like u were superior kthxbye. #out

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Originally Posted by Nick-S-

I have firewall and AV disabled by default because i simply think it's annoying.

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That could also be the issue. Viruses can seep into your computer and be hidden. Viruses can download and multiply which can cripple your bandwidth and connection speed.

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Originally Posted by crashlove

Yea it sufer from walls. Still is a fact thats it better. Never said it was bettter if the wifi was at a mile of distance. Try to grow up and stop acting like u were superior kthxbye. #out

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Please learn something about how wifi works, and how cables work.
Wifi is not better, its EASIER. Cause you don't need cables, better? no.

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Originally Posted by Serpento

That could also be the issue. Viruses can seep into your computer and be hidden. Viruses can download and multiply which can cripple your bandwidth and connection speed.

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I have only just gotten this pc mate, i only just assembled it yesterday. also it only occurs on this stick, i've used both windows laptops and my macbook pro for AGES on this router and there were NEVER any problems at all.

Quit arguing on Nick's thread, both of you.

do you have all network drivers installed? Maybe open ports? Enable upnp? Just some things to try

I've enabled upnp in my router and yes all drivers are installed, however my windows wasn't fully updated yet so i'm doing that right now hoping it will solve something.

Still occurring....

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Still occurring....

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Have you tried that? the Ipv4 is the only one you actually need. The others just slow and eat your speed up.

http://puu.sh/1KYZp

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Originally Posted by Serpento

Have you tried that? the Ipv4 is the only one you actually need. The others just slow and eat your speed up.

http://puu.sh/1KYZp

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How do I get there?

Flush dns n stuff?

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How do I get there?

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Control Panel>>Networks>>Network and Sharing>>Right click the Internet Adapter that you currently have and select "Properties"

from there you can see all the filters that are currently installed on that adapter. Sometimes you have to restart for it to take effect. If it screws something up just re-check them.

Hope this helps!

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 >.<

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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

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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".

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Originally Posted by SuperWaffle

In your router or modem:
- Choose an other (control) channel at your Wifi settings.
- Set duplex to "Full-Duplex".

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the channels are set to automatic, should I configure it manually?
and where can I find this duplex?

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Originally Posted by Nick-S-

the channels are set to automatic, should I configure it manually?
and where can I find this duplex?

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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.

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Originally Posted by Nick-S-

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

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Is it possible to just connect your computer directly and setup the router through this one? Or are you just more comfortable using wireless on this one?

I don't want to go into further instruction because i don't want to risk anything.

Nick, for some reason, I feel like your receiver just doesn't want to work with your router. I've Googled it and looking into, and idunno, nothing I found had anything to do with problems other than them just not working together.

Guys it has been fixed, there was no solution to it so KingHaze was kind enough to send me his own USB stick through the mail.
it just got delivered a few hours ago and i'm gaming/streaming AND downloading at the same time for a while now without ANY issues.

thanks haze!

/request lock

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Originally Posted by crashlove

thats what i thought at first b4 the guy from my internet company told me that. And it is faster believe it or not is ur rights but its a fact.

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loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

gz nick