[pchelpers] Re: Wi-Fi Problems

George T. Cox wrote:
> Help! I can't figure out why my wireless connection keeps going down and 
> I have to power cycle the router to get it back up. Can anyone help? 
> Re-Na? Scott? John?
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I'm sorry George, I don't know much about this.
I did find some interesting comments on this page.  <see below>
In fact, one person said for them it was related to their home telephone:

"I had the same issue and after 3 routers, I narrowed the issue down to 
a 2.4 GHz home telephone ringing. That is the same frequency as the 
router broadcasts in. The ringing phone freezes up the whole router, 
both the hard wire & wireless connections.
I switched to a 5.8 GHzphone and it works fine now. "

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-7589_102-0.html?forumID=62&threadID=214922&messageID=2295323

My suggestion would be to see if any of those comments might help, go to 
the forums of the brand of router you are using and search for ones 
having the same issue or post a note about it there, or contact the 
maker of your router.  But like I said, I'm only guessing.  (Whenever I 
have had wi-fi problems I have somehow managed to fix them by trial and 
error and not by any knowledge that I possess, hehe.)

Re-Na


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