Internet connectivety issues.

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thrall

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Since yesterday my wireless connection randomly disconnects. It has done this a few times before but quikcly fixes itsself. It will disconnect, but when i click to connect the network it says it cant for an unknown reason, even repair does not help. Sometimes it wont even show our network to connect to, but in 30mins or so itll connect again and drop out later on. Also since yesterday the internet seems slower, it takes longer to load, youtube vids take longer and my games lag more. I've asked my dad if he has had any issues on his comp and he doesn't. I'm the only one this happens to with the random disconnect stuff. I've ran virus scans and fixed registry errors to see if that would help any but it hasn't.
 
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hmm this has happened to me so many times before and gave me so many headaches. First off do u hve a psu that can power everything in pc without problems because when i upgraded my 400w psu to a 650w all of my problems were solved. Make sure u didnt turn on the power save move on ur wifi card
I was the only person who had wifi problems in my house while everyone's laptops worked fine my house
 
Yes my psu is more than enough. The only thing that i have changed recently is i installed avg internet security 2012 30 day trial. Only issue that remains now is whenever i click to log on WoW my internet disconnects and same when i go to CSS, as soon as im in the game it says its offline and cant do anything.
 
thrall said:
Yes my psu is more than enough. The only thing that i have changed recently is i installed avg internet security 2012 30 day trial. Only issue that remains now is whenever i click to log on WoW my internet disconnects and same when i go to CSS, as soon as im in the game it says its offline and cant do anything.
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try to remove or disable AVG and test. If that doesn't work check the routers wireless settings may need to remove and resetup the wlan. Uninstall and reinstall the adapter drivers also as they my be corrupted. If none of that works then it's possible the router/adapter is going bad.
 
Who is your ISP?
What Internet plan do you have? upload/download
How many computers/consoles/other devices are on the wireless network?
what kind of wireless router do you have? is it the ISPs?
How long have you had this wireless router?
Where is your computer & router located?
Are you in a room with your door shut/ is there items stacked next to the computer?
Has anything changed recently in the layout of the room?
 
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