My laptop is on my wireless network here in the house, but for some reason the connection keeps "flickering", namely, all of a sudden it'll disconnect and reconnect almost instantaniously..... it hardly matters, but it's really annoying when trying to download any file bigger than, say, 3mb, because then I have to start over again about ever 2mb worth :?
any ideas as to what might be the cause?
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I had the exact same problem about a year ago.. never figured it out so I went hardwired.
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signal strength is @ max, it's sitting 5 feet fromt the wireless router....
now that I think about it, I didn' thave this problem before I enabled WEP on the network.... lemme try it w/o that.....
now that I think about it, I didn' thave this problem before I enabled WEP on the network.... lemme try it w/o that.....
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