Wireless Network, Trouble.

Hey!
I have a problem, I’ve just brought a new laptop. (Toshiba L300-1BW). It has wireless fuction build in and it work’s fine, for 10-15 Minute’s then it decided to switch it to limited. After 10-15 Minutes browing the web via wireless network, page’s wont load. Its really annyoing me. Can anyone please help me out, I Would really appreciate the help. Thanks
Answer #1
try disconnect your connection and reconnect it, try testing the bandwidth signal rate, walls will decrease your wireless strength
Answer #2
Is your laptop free of viruses and spyware,adware etc? What sort of firewall/anti-v are you using? Also, Is your network secured or open?
Without these details we cannot help! This could be all manner of things.
Answer #3
oh ya,as the pal said, is your wireless connection enabled firewall and security protected?
Answer #4
make sure ur SSID name isnt some “default”… like name of the wlan router etc., bcouse it could collide with other Wnetworsk with the same name.
change it to something specific to u, make sure uve got WPA security enabled.
try 2 ping ur router (in CMD type: ping 192.168.1.1 or whichever is your router adress). if packets get through, youre connected 2 router.
now uve got to determine do u have connection to the internet. Aside from trying to open your browser, try to ping some internet adresses from CMD, ie. ping www.google.com
if u cant reach internet (DNS) try customizing IP/DNS adresses.
control panel – network connections – wirelles network connection – right click – properties – select “TCP/IP” and click Properties – enter IP/DNS adresses manualy (or if theyre set on MANUAL, change it to Auomatically, so DHCP arranges it)….
Answer #5
make sure ur SSID name isnt some "default"... like name of the wlan router etc., bcouse it could collide with other Wnetworsk with the same name.
change it to something specific to u, make sure uve got WPA security enabled.
try 2 ping ur router (in CMD type: ping 192.168.1.1 or whichever is your router adress). if packets get through, youre connected 2 router.
now uve got to determine do u have connection to the internet. Aside from trying to open your browser, try to ping some internet adresses from CMD, ie. ping www.google.com
if u cant reach internet (DNS) try customizing IP/DNS adresses.
control panel - network connections - wirelles network connection - right click - properties - select "TCP/IP" and click Properties - enter IP/DNS adresses manualy (or if theyre set on MANUAL, change it to Auomatically, so DHCP arranges it)....
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Answer #6
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Answer #7
Vista, right? It’s a known fact vista & wireless internet aren’t the best of friends. Reset your router by pulling out the power for a moment (10-20 seconds)
Answer #8
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any progress so far??
give us some update….
Answer #9
Tried everything so far and still no progress. I realised it only cut’s of when my AC adaptor is charging my laptop, However when it’s not charging the internet work’s fine. Thanks for the replies guys i appreciate them.
Answer #10
check the router that distributes the wireless..
Answer #11
Tried everything so far and still no progress. I realised it only cut's of when my AC adaptor is charging my laptop, However when it's not charging the internet work's fine. Thanks for the replies guys i appreciate them.
That’s odd, If anything it should be the other way around!
Maybe it’s your actual mains supply that is the problem, But that is beyond us I think!