Can someone help me with this problem of very strange wireless networking? (intermittent connectivity)

So I'm having a very strange problem with my wireless adapter. (surprise, right?) Let me explain just what is happening here: I will use my computer, online, do a lot of things like play games or surf the web. Randomly, for no apparent reason, my wireless adapter disconnects the current network disconnect myself from everything I do. When I check my available wireless networks, I can't see a single network. This has happened to me for a while. When he started it first, I tried many things including the uninstallation of a reinstall of my adapter without success. I have to restart my computer to fix. This happens from time to time and has not stopped since the first occurrence. Originally, if I would try to find a network or uninstall/reinstall, my computer would be soft locking and I would be able to use the windows closed functionality, it would just hang out there indefinitely until I hard loaded. Now its being less skittish and let me do a reset software to fix, but it becomes very annoying. I know this isn't my router because all my roommates can still connect to the network very well, and the router will not prevent me to see many (15-20) wireless networks in the region. If someone can help me even by some light on what is happening, I would be very grateful, because I'm getting very frustrated by that. I reinstalled the map, he pulled for dust, etc. etc. It is not usb and its actions with the system. The Device Manager it says as a 802.11n wireless adapter PCI Express LAN Card, manufactured by LITE-ON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION. Connected to the 4 PCI bus, device 0, function 0.

Thanks in advance:

Justeroo

Try without commitment TCP/IPv6 (which is done by going to network connection > click > properties > it uncheck > OK.)

http://digitalmediaphile.WordPress.com/IPv6-how-to-unbind-from-a-NIC-in-Windows-Vista/

See you soon.

Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

Tags: Windows

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