Need computer help

[jefehbk]

My computer keeps loosing connection with the internet. It is setup wireless with the router in the bedroom, about 30ft away probably.

I have tried many times powering down the router and turning it back on a few minutes later. Sometimes it will work for awhile, but lately(last couple weeks) the connection is being lost more frequently. I am thinking it is something with the computer, because when i lose connection, I can immediately go to my ps3 and still play netflix or online games.

I try to use the diagnose/repair option for the network but the computer says there are no detectable networks in the vicinity.

[Tx Redneck]

Try these things to see if they help.

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic379285.html

Saved and Texan by the Grace of God, Redneck by choice.

[vanquisher]

My computer keeps loosing connection with the internet

1> Try to go closer to your Router with your Computer, Remove all the obstacles and metal things between the computer and the Router.

2> Try to Reset your Router.

3> Clean up your Computer's internet cookies, Reset your Browser, Clean up your Computer.

[vanquisher]

My computer keeps loosing connection with the internet. It is setup wireless with the router in the bedroom, about 30ft away probably.

I have tried many times powering down the router and turning it back on a few minutes later. Sometimes it will work for awhile, but lately(last couple weeks) the connection is being lost more frequently. I am thinking it is something with the computer, because when i lose connection, I can immediately go to my ps3 and still play netflix or online games.

I try to use the diagnose/repair option for the network but the computer says there are no detectable networks in the vicinity.

1> Try to go closer to your Router with your Computer, Remove all the obstacles and metal things between the computer and the Router.

2> Try to Reset your Router.

3> Clean up your Computer's internet cookies, Reset your Browser, Clean up your Computer.

[71chevellejohn]

It could be your wireless card getting flaky. You may try buying a USB wireless adapter and use it to connect to your router instead of your on-board adapter.

something like this [ame]http://www.amazon.com/Netgear-WNA1100-802-11n-Wi-Fi-Adapter/dp/B0036R9XRU[/ame]