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Wifi setup
Hello,
In general, when setting up a private wifi connection, whereby one enters the name of the access point and the security key, to make the connection.
Here's the situation; I make the connection, but for whatever the reason I lose the connection.
Here's my problem; The laptop "completely loses" the wifi setup! I have to reenter the name of the access point and the security key.
I've worked with wifi before and never have I seen this happen, so my question is;
Could the wifi card potentially be broken?
In general, when setting up a private wifi connection, whereby one enters the name of the access point and the security key, to make the connection.
Here's the situation; I make the connection, but for whatever the reason I lose the connection.
Here's my problem; The laptop "completely loses" the wifi setup! I have to reenter the name of the access point and the security key.
I've worked with wifi before and never have I seen this happen, so my question is;
Could the wifi card potentially be broken?
Does this laptop have any connectivity issues with other networks?
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by: tracerfett - yes the wifi has other issues with any other network.
by: lee555J5 - it is built in wifi card, within 10 minutes of making the connection. I have updated the driver, this might help.
by: Paul-B - No the security key is correct.
by: Darr247 - I got to try this, and I'll get back to you, thanks
by: lee555J5 - it is built in wifi card, within 10 minutes of making the connection. I have updated the driver, this might help.
by: Paul-B - No the security key is correct.
by: Darr247 - I got to try this, and I'll get back to you, thanks
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thanks
You're welcome, but...
For those that come after us, what was the actual problem and the fix? Was it hardware, driver, ...?
For those that come after us, what was the actual problem and the fix? Was it hardware, driver, ...?