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Hi guys,

I need help. I've been using my N800 for 2 months and for Wireless connection , I have a problem.

In my home network, I can connect to the router (Netgear) but I can only connect for a few minutes after that it stop to receive data from the network. I have to either refresh it or reconnect again but it is very annoying especially when I want to watch Youtube. It doesn't want to buffer and It only can play for a while and then stop at all.

on the other hand, in my work place, I can get their wireless connection and I can watch youtube very smooth.

I assume the problem is with my Netgear router. the router that they have in my work place is Linksys.

Do I have to change the router to Linksys or I can setting it on my Netgear router?

Thanks in advance
 
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I doubt the trouble is the brand of router. Possibly model, or possibly your specific unit has a hardware failure? But it could, I suppose, be settings as well. Make sure everything is set sanely, could be related to DHCP?

Also, it could be a simple matter of antenna power and directionality, and distance and intervening obstacles...
 
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I don't know much about this things... but if for distance problem, I don't think so.... I stand in front of the router but still can't watch youtube which is my main problem.... I'm so desperate and think about getting the new router but I'm afraid if I just waste my 50 bucks for nothing...

Advice please....Thank you
 
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Are you running OS2008? If so, the Power Save Mode implementation in the new OS is too aggressive for a lot of routers. On your tablet, go to the connection manager and in the drop down menu select Tools->Connectivity Settings. Choose connections then edit the connection that's a problem. Under advanced there's an entry for power save mode. Drop that down to intermediate and see if that fixes your problem.
 

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You may also check if there is firmware update available for your router... It may help.
 
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#6
I use my N800 at home with a Netgear WGR614v4 router, and it doesn't seem to have any problem maintaining a connection. Could be an interference problem? Try changing channels.
 
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You could try also the following(when you are disconnected):
Code:
gconftool-2 --set --type int '/system/osso/connectivity/IAP/wlan_sleep_timeout' '1000'
to put back in default value:
Code:
gconftool-2 --unset '/system/osso/connectivity/IAP/wlan_sleep_timeout'
You can search for the explanation here (Milhouse's post) or in the bugzilla.
 
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thanks guys. i'll try it out when i at home. btw, i dont know how to put that code abd where to start. i really appreciate your helps.
 
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Originally Posted by xlasher View Post
thanks guys. i'll try it out when i at home. btw, i dont know how to put that code abd where to start. i really appreciate your helps.
Anything help?
 
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#10
I got a Zonet router from newegg for $30 shipped, and it was easy to set up and it never drops the connection.
 
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