Yeh I found the answer eventually, my problem turned out to be a really dumb thing to miss to be honest so might not be the same thing for others.
But I hadn't noticed a new wireless network being introduced into my 'space' (grrr *** neighbours) and basically it lightly crossed with my wireless channel so I scanned the wireless networks to see what channels each one used, found a nice empty gap mine can fit in and then moved it to there and bam problem solved.
God knows what I will do if all the gaps get filled, possible night time sabotage of other networks lol
did you ever find answer to this??? mine has just started doing that exact same thing. its in an older Dell Inspiron netbook. even my computer guy is stumped
helpnxt
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April 26th, 2015 17:00
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Yeh I found the answer eventually, my problem turned out to be a really dumb thing to miss to be honest so might not be the same thing for others.
But I hadn't noticed a new wireless network being introduced into my 'space' (grrr *** neighbours) and basically it lightly crossed with my wireless channel so I scanned the wireless networks to see what channels each one used, found a nice empty gap mine can fit in and then moved it to there and bam problem solved.
God knows what I will do if all the gaps get filled, possible night time sabotage of other networks lol
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April 24th, 2015 19:00
did you ever find answer to this??? mine has just started doing that exact same thing. its in an older Dell Inspiron netbook. even my computer guy is stumped