The usual is.
1. Try another RF channel. I can't tell you how since there is NO STANDARD on this. Your Access Point and Client software usually has this in a menu. I can't know this.
2. Reduce the link speed by 1/2 or more. Again, I won't know your software.
3. Reduce the distance from the Access Point to the Client.
4. Change the Client hardware.
5. Change the Access Point.
Bob
I just recently bought a notebook, with built in Atheros Wi-Fi, it works fine sometimes. But, alot of the time, it keeps on disconnecting...forcing me to reconnect.
This is what happens:
I'm using the internet to surf the web, and...
out of nowhere, the little Wireless Connection Icon on the system tray makes a ballon, and says "One or more wireless connections are available. To see a list of available networks, click here.
I click the ballon, and it takes to me a little window where i click, "connect".
Is there anyway I can stop this from happening? This is really getting frustrating, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ksoiehawo

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