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    X205-SLi1 Wireless Network Adapter

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by djskitzo24, Apr 14, 2008.

  1. djskitzo24

    djskitzo24 Newbie

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    So I was wondering does anyone else have issues with there network adapter dropping there net and in order to bring it back have to restart there laptop. I mean it doesn't totally drop it says limited connectivity and will not come back till I restart. If anyone has a fix or an idea what is going on with this issue please do tell. I am running a Linksys WRT160N router I thought it was it for awhile but come to find that my PS3 still has connectivity when my Laptop does not.
     
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    y2khardtop Notebook Consultant

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    every time I have problems like this it is the router. I know you say that it likely isn't, but I'd reboot your router, and check for firmware. My Sli3 wireless adapter has served me well.
     
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    jesse6749 Notebook Deity

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    I have not had this type of problem yet on either my sli1, S9349, or M1730 laptops which all have the 4965N wireless card, but I think it`s cause I am running XP on all 3, while I had Vista I did get disconnected anytime I tried transfering any large files on my XPS M1730 to my desktop PC, but I would just disable and re enable the wireless card to reconnect again, but I never had this problem while running XP at all on all 3 laptops.
     
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