Hey, I just got my wireless network a few days ago and its been going good, but for the past hour, a little box keeps popping up saying "Network cable unplugged" then whatever I'm doing, lags until that box goes away. I havent messed with anything, the router is close to the computer so its getting signal, what could it be?
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the "Network cable unplugged" icon shows up because the pc cant se the bridge/router - have you checked the manufactors webpage under "support"? -
Ebus is right.
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+Someone is walking near your network. The water in a persons body can affect your signal (I know i sounds like bull).
+You have your network speed set to 11mps instead of auto. Could be disconnecting you.
+If you're using consumer grade wireless, you may need to update the drivers.Comment
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Hey - Where do you set the 11mps to auto at?Originally posted by smashface
Ebus is right.
Possibles
+Someone is walking near your network. The water in a persons body can affect your signal (I know i sounds like bull).
+You have your network speed set to 11mps instead of auto. Could be disconnecting you.
+If you're using consumer grade wireless, you may need to update the drivers.Comment
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Do you have any cordless phones in your house?
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Originally posted by asuna
Do you have any cordless phones in your house?
ya but i rarely use them i use my cell phone more.. but my cell phone has been offComment
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doesn't matterOriginally posted by xerox
ya but i rarely use them i use my cell phone more.. but my cell phone has been off
If their plugged in, it'll cause interfernence, I had a wireless router, and it pissed me off so bad, i stuck to cat5Comment
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Im assuming you're using some sort of MS Win derivative. Go to the properties for the wireless device under Windows networking.Originally posted by xerox
Hey - Where do you set the 11mps to auto at?
If you still cant find it; tell me what version of Windows you have. And the type/brand of wireless device you're using.Comment
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Originally posted by smashface
Im assuming you're using some sort of MS Win derivative. Go to the properties for the wireless device under Windows networking.
If you still cant find it; tell me what version of Windows you have. And the type/brand of wireless device you're using.
lol alright, thanks
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