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I have a wireless network card for my desktop computer, and most of the time
it works correctly, but I've come across several times where it fails to work.
I'm fairly close to the b-generation wireless router (which is a Belkin,
sorry...). When problems occur, the computer says that the connection speed
is 5.5 Mbps; when it remains that way, the computer seems to lose its
connection, using the repair doesn't always work, and the only way to fix it
is to restart the computer- then there are times when during restart, the
computer freezes on the 'Shutting down the computer..." message.
I was just curious if this is a somewhat normal problem, or if there is any
way to fix it.
it works correctly, but I've come across several times where it fails to work.
I'm fairly close to the b-generation wireless router (which is a Belkin,
sorry...). When problems occur, the computer says that the connection speed
is 5.5 Mbps; when it remains that way, the computer seems to lose its
connection, using the repair doesn't always work, and the only way to fix it
is to restart the computer- then there are times when during restart, the
computer freezes on the 'Shutting down the computer..." message.
I was just curious if this is a somewhat normal problem, or if there is any
way to fix it.