Conservative. Idaho. Software engineer. Historian. Trying to prevent Idiocracy from becoming a documentary.
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"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." -- Rom. 8:28
Seriously. My guess is there is a mismatch between the level of WiFi supported by the PC and the level of WiFi supported by the access point, and the downgrade is not being handled correctly. A quick check of Microcenter-dot-com has routers from about $70 all the way up to $800. Probably more, but that's where I stopped. My current router, which is a few years old was about $130
If your router is old, and you can afford a new one, it might be worth upgrading. If your PC is old, I might try a WiFi dongle... the last time I had to buy a dongle - to put the WiFi antenna on the outside of my boat - it was about 35 bucks.
Good luck. Diagnosing intermittent errors is the hardest thing to do.
"Where is it stored?" For a Lenovo PC? Probably on a server in China
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ReplyDeleteSeriously. My guess is there is a mismatch between the level of WiFi supported by the PC and the level of WiFi supported by the access point, and the downgrade is not being handled correctly. A quick check of Microcenter-dot-com has routers from about $70 all the way up to $800. Probably more, but that's where I stopped. My current router, which is a few years old was about $130
ReplyDeleteIf your router is old, and you can afford a new one, it might be worth upgrading. If your PC is old, I might try a WiFi dongle... the last time I had to buy a dongle - to put the WiFi antenna on the outside of my boat - it was about 35 bucks.
Good luck. Diagnosing intermittent errors is the hardest thing to do.
The router is brand new and recently updated firmware. A USB WiFi does not help.
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