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How far are you from the Wireless access point? Have you tried to connect hard wired to see if it just a wireless signal issue? If so, what is the signal strength of the radio?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Netman42
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How far are you from the Wireless access point? Have you tried to connect hard wired to see if it just a wireless signal issue? If so, what is the signal strength of the radio?

Thanks,
Netman42

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NO....I am using physical wire.
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Do you have access to the router?
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I really don't know why, suddenly it looks OK now......
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I really don't know why, suddenly it looks OK now......

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Hello,<br />
<br />
WindowsXP, ADSL Router<br />
It is quite strange, now my PC connected to internet for only two minutes then disconnected for three minutes and connected again for the next two minutes and disconnected for the next three minutes .....automatically<br />
I tried to restart the router and restart my PC without anything good.<br />
<br />
Do you know what happened and how to solve this problem.<br />
<br />
Thank you in advance.
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Hello,

WindowsXP, ADSL Router
It is quite strange, now my PC connected to internet for only two minutes then disconnected for three minutes and connected again for the next two minutes and disconnected for the next three minutes .....automatically
I tried to restart the router and restart my PC without anything good.

Do you know what happened and how to solve this problem.

Thank you in advance.

internet disconnected and connected automatically

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