[jayteee]

Ok ive tried everything to try and sort this problem out, ive looked in my events logger and there are no errors anymore with my DHCP, ive tried a different sockets round the house and that ended up in the same result. On my laptop i have 2 network adapters and was just wondering if they could be cancelling each other out or something.

Atheros AR5007UG Wireless Network Adapter
Realtek RTL8101E Family PCI-E Fast Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.0) - both up to date.

If this doesn't solve my problem then i deffinatley know its my router because it randomly drops the signal on my mums laptop as well, she uses xp and i use vista.

EDIT

Should i deselect this box:
- same with the other one.

Edited by jayteee, 01 January 2008 - 06:43 PM.

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It sounds like to me that you may have some interference with your wireless network. Do you have any cordless phones in your house? Do you know if they are 2.4Ghz?

[Gravity Gripp]

It sounds like to me that you may have some interference with your wireless network. Do you have any cordless phones in your house? Do you know if they are 2.4Ghz?

[jayteee]

yea i have 3 cordless phones, if they are 2.4Ghz what can i do?

[Gravity Gripp]

To test this out, just unplug all of the phones and see if the connectivity improves. Make sure that they are turned off though.