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Windows Vista Wi-lan switch goes out after connecting to network

Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by LCameeno, 2008/04/05.

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    LCameeno

    LCameeno Inactive Thread Starter

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    My switch keeps going out everytime right after it connects to a network:eek:Sometimes when i open a progam, my Wi-lan switch goes out with every program i open like internet explore or if I get lucky;)It connects to my internet explore homepage but then as soon as i try to proceed going to a new address,it drops the signal that way as well:mad:And even sometimes!:rolleyes:with the slightest movement of my laptop cause the signal to drop and my Wi-lan switch seem to be trying to search for the signal again like i just turned the switch on:(all of this leads to my Wi-lan switch to disconnect from a perfectly good signal that my neighborhood shares and goes right back to acting like it need to search for the signal to reconnect again and then like after 5 times of disconnecting,it totally loses the connection to my neighborhood network and i have to end up restarting my pc just to get the signal that I always connect to back:(:DI don't know what i could have done for my acer aspire 3680 labtop pc to start acting this way it just started happening all of a sudden in 1day and have'nt been right since:confused:
     
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    Arie

    Arie Administrator Administrator Staff

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    I'm sure you wrote something here, but I can't read it. (I could, but it would take more effort than I'm willing to put in).

    Try some (decent) formatting.
     
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    mattman

    mattman Inactive Alumni

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    Go to Device Manager, find the wireless adapter, right-click on it and select Properties. Under the Driver tab, select Roll Back Driver if you can select it.

    If you have Driver Updates set to automatically install by Windows Update, disable it. Get your drivers from the Acer website. Check the Acer website for updated drivers for the wireless LAN adapter.

    Matt
     

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