Hey, thank you very much for responding, but I think it's all worked out now.
Not sure exactly what I did, but I had to run that network wizard thing on
both of them again, and it seemed to fix the problem. Haven't had a problem
connecting since then! Started to worry at school, but the campus is
wireless, and after identifying the source, I had no trouble connecting there
either. Thanks again!!
"bigred18" wrote:
> I had the same problem w/ my Dell laptop. When you notice the connection is
> starts to drop off you can double click on the network connection icon in the
> system tray, go to support, then click on repair and that should fix it for a
> little while, but at least that way you don't have to wait 15 mins for it to
> reconnect. But, how I ended up fixing the problem was by going to the linksys
> website and downloading the most recent driver. Hope that helps.
>
>
> "AmysTours" wrote:
>
> > I just bought a linksys wireless G router, to try and network my desktop and
> > laptop. I have an external cable modem, and have everything hooked up
> > properly. However, I am having a bit of trouble staying connected. My
> > browser will work for approximately fifteen minutes, then it won't work at
> > all, (this page cannot be displayed), and after 10 or 15 more minutes, it
> > will work again....what in the world can be going on?? I just got my laptop,
> > and as a new "toy", I would like to play with it! Is there some setting
> > somewhere that I'm missing?
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