[BrainDrain]

I'm trying to diagnose a problem with my computer networks, I use a WiFi Router to connect to a modem, there's a PC plugged into a wired port on the router which goes on the internet fine;

However on startup, often my laptop connects via WiFi with Limited Connectivity and cannot go on the internet. When I run "Repair Network Connection" it reports that it "Cannot Repair Network". Other times the laptop starts fine, WiFi works and I can browse the internet. Resetting the Router and disabling+enabling the laptop WiFi does not fix this.

Does anyone have any ideas as to what could be wrong?

This post has been edited by BrainDrain: 21 January 2008 - 02:40 AM

[tain]

Try changing the frequency your router is using. Try bands 1, 6 or 11.

[cluberti]

What kind of wifi card, what kind of access point, is the SSID being broadcast or is it hidden, and what security level did you choose (WEP, WPA/WPA2, etc)?

[Gimli]

Vista sucks. Period.

I know its not helpful, but if you go back to xp - you will be much happier and far more stable

[cluberti]

Gimli, on Feb 11 2008, 10:49 PM, said:

Vista sucks. Period.

I know its not helpful, but if you go back to xp - you will be much happier and far more stable

I beg to differ - DRIVERS for Vista SUCK, not Vista. I have none of these issues, and no one who's machine I've suggested an upgrade for do either - but that's because all of the hardware and drivers are on the HCL or are Vista logo'ed.