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March 10th, 2008 11:00
For those with wireless connection issues...dropping signal...constant refresh to get page...
I struggled for over a month since day 1 when I got my new XPS1530 with being able to access the internet, but having to constantly refresh a request 2 or 3 times in order to get to a page. It would be fine for a few minutes and then I'd get alot of server timeouts, server not found, constant spinning waiting for a reply.
I updated all drivers for everything on the computer from videocard to netwrok adapter. I performed every Vista tweak I could find. No difference.
Turns out that once I disabled my Bluetooth signal/device all was well. The speed is great again and I get none of the previous symptoms. Just thought I'd throw this out there for those with similar problems. Worth a shot anyway for you.
Chris
I updated all drivers for everything on the computer from videocard to netwrok adapter. I performed every Vista tweak I could find. No difference.
Turns out that once I disabled my Bluetooth signal/device all was well. The speed is great again and I get none of the previous symptoms. Just thought I'd throw this out there for those with similar problems. Worth a shot anyway for you.
Chris
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m_a_rem
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March 10th, 2008 16:00
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Oditius
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March 10th, 2008 17:00
Ouch... I don't want to go back to wired mouse. :smileymad: There has go to be another solution. But thanks for the info. :smileywink:
capa
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March 10th, 2008 22:00
Chris
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March 11th, 2008 01:00
But my wireless mouse is a bluetooth mouse. :smileywink: So disabling the bluetooth would kill my mouse. :smileysad:
supernuke
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April 2nd, 2008 02:00
I was having similar problems with my XPS M1530. Would get "Windows cannot find any wireless networks" when coming out of sleep or hibernate mode. Intel Pro/Wireless 3945 would just drop off line. Dell reps tried messing with power management settings so as not to allow the card to turn off. This seemed to work but didn't want my card staying active while in low power state. Tried disabling the Bluetooth Adapter and it solved my problem. Dell should address this issue with the Intel wireless card and the Bluetooth adapter vice trying power management workarounds.
Doug