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network problem
ever since saturday i cannot get on the internet because of something called "network problem" and every website i go it says that, I tried all of the connections, still nothing. ON sunday it happened but the network was so slow, it'll take like 5 min to connect. BUT WAIT, eventually the error comes back saying NETWORK PROBLEM! :mad:, all that waiting for nothing, so i gave up. I don't have a router yet but i seem to have other people's connection around where i live. But is there anything that is wrong, anything that i need to do. or should i go ahead and buy a router.
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If you're glomming onto someone else's router, you're going to face interference, signal weakness and other issues. You can buy decent routers for $40; go ahead and make the investment.
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Have you tried changing the channel on your router?
Are there other routers in your area causing interference? Do you have 2.4GHz cordless phones? |
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I have had good luck with my Netgear router, but every time I try to connect to linksys routers (my own and others) I have problems. This was using both the earlier and current version of the 2006 os.
I am still trying to understand this problem. It acts like it wants to connect, but will not. This is with no web / security at all on either side. |
I've seen good and bad linksys router. Just like all electronics, sometimes you get a dude.
Before you decide to blame the 770, get a new G router. If it doesn't fix the problem just make sure you get it from a place with a good return policy. |
My 770 has always worked perfectly with my Linksys WRT54GS.
For the OP - if this problem started at a particular time and nothing has changed on the 770 or your router, I'd have to say this sounds like an interference issue and someone else (a neighbour) is now drowning out your connection. Try changing channels as suggested. |
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If you were to get another wireless router (802.11g minimum, MIMO optionally), and set it up securely on an unused channel (probbaly all the other 802.11b networks are using your frequency) you will find a much higher thoughput and much less problems. You are best doing MAC address filtering and encryption, too for a number of reasons. If there are any 2.4GHz phones in your house - turn them off, too, and go out and get 5.8GHz replacements - they can do a number on WiFi as they share the band..... |
Re: network problem
I have a similar problem. I can connect at my WEP protected home and work computer. However, when I pick up unprotected networks ANYWHERE else but those two locations, the 770 says I am connected but when I try to connect to a Website, I always get the dreaded "network problem" error. I know it's a common problem from reading the posts here, but, I still have not seen a good solution to this problem. Anyone figured out how to fix it?
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Re: network problem
I can normally connect to my Netgear at home, and yesterday was able to connect to a Linksys public access router. However, a couple of days ago I was surfing from my couch, and it just up an quit ... in the middle of downloading a web page ... with the dreaded "Network Problem" message. I checked my PC, and it still was connected, but rebooted my cable modem and router just in case. Disconnected the IT, then reconnected (a couple of times) and then just as mysteriously the connection came back.
Curiouser and curiouser!:confused: |
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Let me tell you after spending hours yesterday with out being able to make a connection to my Router (every configuration you can imagine) I woke up this morning and changed the wireless router from Channel 11 to Channel 6 and everything work. I hope this helps someone .
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