I forgot to mention, I am on an Acer Aspire 5720 laptop, running Vista 32-bit home premium.
When I was using Linux it was through Wubi Ubunti, the latest version.
Greetings Cnet,
So, I have been using Linux, in the form of Wubi Ubuntu, when I switched back to windows to do some work on my cell phone (ubuntu doesn't support sony ericsson software) two things happened.
1) I lost ubuntu, login is stuck on a loop, keeps going back to selection screen, this is something I have looked up, apparently if you do something like windows updates that affects the hard disk it can throw off ubuntu grub or something, anyway, I am going to try and resolve this by running it natively, once I have figured out how to open my spare hard disc.
2) This is my main point, is that during my time on ubuntu, I never once had an issue with my wireless connection, now I am back on vista for the time being until I fix ubuntu, the same old problem of the wireless dipping out is apparent.
Nothing has changed, I haven't moved, I am still in the same room doing the same things, yet Vista has a problem with my wireless dipping out and ubuntu runs perfectly, its almost as if Vistas wireless is weaker than Ubuntu, that sounds silly I know, but is the best way to describe it.
Has anyone else noticed this, and has anyone found a resolution?
Any help would be most appreciated, thanks.

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