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Raithed
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blabber
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Cambium
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don't blame msft for all the problems with your computer... -.- | ||
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krazymunky
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have you tried using a cable and seeing if it still has the same problem? | ||
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Raithed
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Cambium
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Also, just because the laptop is new, doesn't mean it's guaranteed to be functional, that's how refurbs come to being. | ||
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fight_or_flight
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On December 26 2008 17:40 Raithed wrote: uh, my laptop is brand spanking new. 2 days old. the card is new, up to date driver as well. i continued to search google and seems like diff. people get diff. stuff. ive resetted ipv6 and shit like that. so far so good. Is it an hp laptop? tx/dv series? | ||
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Raithed
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On December 26 2008 17:28 krazymunky wrote: is it your computer losing connection or maybe your router is the problem. have you tried using a cable and seeing if it still has the same problem? laptop. wifi. my pc is connected through a cable and havent lost net ever. | ||
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Raithed
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On December 26 2008 17:43 fight_or_flight wrote: Is it an hp laptop? tx/dv series? nay. my other laptop, HP, doesnt lose net either. it just loses net for 5seconds or something then reconnects(aim, msn, etc). its a sony vaio. | ||
RaGe
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Raithed
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On December 26 2008 17:49 RaGe wrote: check the last changed date on wlanapi.dll and see if its different from the date you installed windows after i did this, then what do i do? edit - the date is the same. | ||
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IzzyCraft
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Raithed
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On December 26 2008 17:56 IzzyCraft wrote: Lol why the hell you blaming vista. So many thing are more likly to cause that. Anyways is this just at home or everywhere you use your wireless. Imo 5 secs then reconnection could be a router the clear timeing on the catche for the router do you notice like is this every 15 20 30 mins intervuls? Also always on wireless routers only last about a year and a half before the cause problems usually. stop defending vista and shit, seriously. im not blaming shit. im just curious why its happening, as i fucking said, its random not every 5min or 10 or 15, and so forth. i use vista AND xp. the cards are working properly, they are also up to date. if this is router, then its not doing it to my other laptop. read the fucking posts before you post alone. jesus christ, stop accusing people of having vendettas against vista. | ||
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indecision
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Raithed
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fight_or_flight
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On December 26 2008 18:31 Raithed wrote: laptop is for school. school wants vista. T______T Just curious...why would the school need you to have vista as opposed to xp? | ||
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dinmsab
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On December 26 2008 17:59 Raithed wrote: stop defending vista and shit, seriously. im not blaming shit. im just curious why its happening, as i fucking said, its random not every 5min or 10 or 15, and so forth. i use vista AND xp. the cards are working properly, they are also up to date. if this is router, then its not doing it to my other laptop. read the fucking posts before you post alone. jesus christ, stop accusing people of having vendettas against vista. no, as a certified network engineer im going to say that not vista, nor the network card is at fault.. it is you, the retarded user. Seriously, your own friggin blog title is "vista keep loosing wireless connection" and you claim your not blaming vista? Your sure as hell not making it sound like that. | ||
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haduken
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Try to manually assign an IP for your vaio. Try to manually enter DNS servers | ||
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Raithed
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On December 26 2008 19:40 dinmsab wrote: no, as a certified network engineer im going to say that not vista, nor the network card is at fault.. it is you, the retarded user. Seriously, your own friggin blog title is "vista keep loosing wireless connection" and you claim your not blaming vista? Your sure as hell not making it sound like that. youre retarded for using your instead of youre. how did your post help? stop posting useless shit. On December 26 2008 20:11 haduken wrote: Are you using dynamic IP assigning? Try to manually assign an IP for your vaio. Try to manually enter DNS servers mind assisting? vista has more complicated shit than xp so im really unfamiliar. | ||
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yenta
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Figure out where the Event Manager is in vista, go to the System tab, and look for events preceeded by a yellow exclamation point/triangle, or a red circle with a red x. Copy/paste those here, or google for them. Also give us the exact model of your wireless card from the Device Manager and your model of Sony Vaio. This could be literally anything. | ||
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Raithed
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the wifi is: intel(r) wireless wifi link 5100 need anything else etc, just let me know. i want to resolve this issue.  | ||
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yenta
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Log Name: Windows OneCare Source: WinSS Date: 12/27/2008 1:39:12 AM Event ID: 7001 Task Category: Router Configuration Level: Error Keywords: Classic User: N/A Computer: David-PC Description: Failed executing wireless security check process. Error Code = 0x80020005. Event Xml: <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event"> <System> <Provider Name="WinSS" /> <EventID Qualifiers="0">7001</EventID> <Level>2</Level> <Task>7</Task> <Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords> <TimeCreated SystemTime="2008-12-27T06:39:12.000Z" /> <EventRecordID>163</EventRecordID> <Channel>Windows OneCare</Channel> <Computer>David-PC</Computer> <Security /> </System> <EventData> <Data>0x80020005</Data> </EventData> </Event> screenshots for more clarity: hope these are it: ![[image loading]](http://i42.tinypic.com/30c8tb4.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i44.tinypic.com/oi9md.jpg) thanks a lot. | ||
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yenta
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yenta
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Please perform the steps below and report back whether the issue is still occurring: 1. In the OneCare main screen, click "Change settings" 2. Under the Firewall tab click "Configure firewall" 3. Click "Change location" to change from "home or work" to "public place" Now track your router during the next 24 hours and report back whether you are still experiencing router disconnects. From the OneCare forums. | ||
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yenta
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http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/07/17/tcpip-has-reached-the-security-limit-imposed-on-the-number-of-concurrent-tcp-connect-attempts-error-on-windows-vista/ hopefully changing onecare settings will work, because the patches for this one are a wee bit sketchy | ||
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Raithed
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On December 28 2008 03:37 yenta wrote: What are you using for encryption on the router? WEP? yeah WEP. On December 28 2008 03:44 yenta wrote: I read that if your network isn't set to "public" in OneCare, it could be causing this issue. From the OneCare forums. im pretty sure its set to private. how do i check this? thanks. | ||
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