Make sure you have the latest drivrs for the wireless card from Intel.  Also, open the Intel ProSet Utility and set the Power Management options to always supply full power.  Let us know if these steps solve the problem.

 

Steve

Ope nevermind. I found it and changed to the highest but no dice.

I have the latest drivers according to the updater but I cannot find the power managment options. Thankyou for responding to my post.

Would this be done by taking the ip and putting it into the url on a browser? Would i have to do this on the main computer attached to the router?

You should always only mess with the router's wireless configuration settings from a computer hard wired to the router.  To log in to your router's configuration page, normally you would open a web browser and the type the router's ip address into the address bar.  All of this should be covered in your router's user manual.

 

Steve

Have you tried changing the channel that your router uses?  You do this by logging into the router's configuration page.

 

Steve

I changed the channel but there is no noticable change

How long will the reboot take because my friend is watching the Lakers game and i wouldnt want to mess it up.

Less than 30 seconds

i believe i have found the way to change it through the wireless network channels tab. By changing it, would it affect the satellite  Tv boxes which are connected to the router in any way?

Ok i have accesss to my router. Now how do i make the changes

It should be under Wireless settings.  Just change the channel to one of the extreme channesl, 1 or 11.

 

Steve

There was a  change actually thankyou for all the help i send all my gratitude to you

Are the TV boxes connected to the router by wireless?  I know nothing about TV boxes, but all computers that connect by wireless will sense the change in channels after a reboot.

 

Steve