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From: James on 8 Dec 2009 21:12
I have a Wi-Fi laptop,windows XP Pro, and I'm still having trouble
staying connected to the internet(espeicially when playing a video).
It used to play videos without any trouble-and sometimes I lose the
connection when just veiwing websites also, but does it take more
energy(if that's the right word) to play a video than just read a
website?
I'm quite sure this problem of this laptop losing it's connection
frequently can be fixed, and it is a Wi-Fi laptop and does not need a
wireless card to connect when started, but I thought someone here new
about this wi-fi and could instruct me on how to repair it.

thank you ,
James
From: JacobH on 9 Dec 2009 06:33
James wrote:
> I have a Wi-Fi laptop,windows XP Pro, and I'm still having trouble
> staying connected to the internet(espeicially when playing a video).
> It used to play videos without any trouble-and sometimes I lose the
> connection when just veiwing websites also, but does it take more
> energy(if that's the right word) to play a video than just read a
> website?
> I'm quite sure this problem of this laptop losing it's connection
> frequently can be fixed, and it is a Wi-Fi laptop and does not need a
> wireless card to connect when started, but I thought someone here new
> about this wi-fi and could instruct me on how to repair it.
>
> thank you ,
> James

Any cordless phones in the vicinity? they are excellent at killing your
wifi connection, changing your wifi channel usually improves it.

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Geoff
ExploitEd

Wisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I do wish I could
remember the darn question


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