my wireless Internet connection turns itself off how do i fix it ?

Question

i have tried going through the control panel and my network conections to disable it and reinable it but it still wont stop

Answer 1

Call your provider they will help u fix it.
I called mine four times before I got someone to fix it permanently. Now no more problems.

Answer 2

One thing you can try, is logging into your router and changing the channel. You may have interferance on the 2.4 band causing you to drop out. Does it happen no matter what room you are in? Even when you are close to the router? Go into settings and give the channel change a shot. Move 3 or 4 away from your current channel. For instance, if your router is on channel 6, change it to 10 or 2. Make sure you save the setting afterwards, or the router will default back to the last setting. Good luck.

Answer 3

Right click on the icon in your system tray and click "Repair"...that will usually do the trick. It takes about 30 seconds.

If it's turning itself off a lot, you might be getting interference from other nearby wireless networks. A suggestion made to me which helped 10000% was to change the default channel that the router is broadcasting on. You will have to read your router's manual to figure out how to do that (it usually involves going to a specific internal IP address using a web browser; you will need to know the router's username and password, which will either be provided in your manual or may be a "default" of username "admin" and blank password). Once you figure it out you will usually be able to change it from channel 6 (default for almost all wireless routers) to channel 1 or channel 11. Doing that will probably decrease the frequency of your drops. Mine went from dropping every 5-15 minutes to maybe once a week.

Answer 4

First you need to know where it is disconnecting, when it disconnects see if the panel on the router is indicating an Internet connection... good? OK now see if it is indicating a connection to your computer... OK now see if you have a connection icon in your task bar... good open it see if you are connected with the Internet. If any of the above fails, get back to yahoo answers and ask again or Email me.

Answer 5

your wi-fi may be using a sleep mode. look for that by right clicking you internet connection and selecting properties on the hardware. If you have wireless N, you may need to tweak your settings for your environment.

Answer 6

You could also try upgrading the firmware on your router. Login into it, and you should be able to find it from there. I know that solved a big part of my issues with my Linksys router.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Try to look to see if the cords are unplugged, call the people to see if they have turned your internet off.

Answer 9

go to start> run
type
cmd
type

flush /dns

try to reconnect

make sure window will configure your connection

log on to your router and asign your DNS address

Answer 10

Make sure your wireless detector on the computer is on...