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Dropping wireless network

Started by Klitch , Jan 19 2010 01:17 PM

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#1 Klitch

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Posted 19 January 2010 - 01:17 PM

I need some help, I have an older computer that has always been stubborn with connecting to my wireless network and has gotten worse with windoze 7.

I believe my motherboard is abit IS7-V2 mainboard that has the issues, I have swapped pci slots numerous times, and used different wmp54g linksys cards. still randomly acquires internet access, but it does see the network is available, just wont connect for any reason. if i reinstall drivers each time i want to connect, it seems to connect that one time more readily. any input will be appreciated, this is annoying as its the spare computer that everyone else in the family uses.