My laptop is great but once im away from my router i use a internet usb device that alows me to use my internet, one day i come home and my comupter does not want to allow me to connect. it finds the router and sees the internet is there but it doesnt connect but at the same time my old laptop connects just fine wat could b wrong

SOURCE: Asus M-51 series Laptop

A quick idea if you have not already tried it: to narrow down the problem, borrow one of your roommate's laptops and move it to where you lost your connection.

If their connection stays strong while yours drops out in the same place, the problem is more likely to be in your wireless adaptor.

SOURCE: my asus laptop pro3 series version F3JC will not

I have seen issues like this before , certain chipsets/drivers of wireless cards and routers just dont like each other.

We know your wireless card works just as we know your router works. Trick is to get them to play nice together. Unfortunately, there is no quick and easy way to do this, you will have to try different driver and firmware combos until you find one that works.

You can get dlink updates here
http://support.dlink.com/downloads/

And you can try these drivers here.
http://asus-drivers.blogspot.com/2009/01/asus-f3-f3jc-driver-download.html

One other thing you can try before messing around with drivers and firmware is changing the application you use for wireless. The default for your setup is probably Intel Proset. Try using the native Vista wireless manager and see if that does anything. to access that go to start , run , type in services.msc, scroll down to WLAN auto config. Double click on it and then click on start. If you still cant see your router, its time to start trying drivers and firmware.

Karl Wright

• 1653 Answers
• Posted on Sep 11, 2009

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Best thing to do is call Orange Technical Support in your country and they will help you out.

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Hello rennlugent, there can be "severals things" that may have cause the Computer to lose the "connection."

• There may have been a 'change' in the Computer [Configuration Settings], without your 'knowledge'?
• You may have 'Lost' the {Network File Sharing}, which 'Links' all the Computers to (1) one "Network?"
• The Computer is at a "Different Local?"
• It may be a "temporary glitch," do to weather change?
• The "Signal" may be or was 'weak at the time?"

• Click on the "Wireless Network Connection."
• You may have {Two} on the "Taskbar"
• See: if you are in "Network Discovery / Sharing [Mode].
• Go to the "Network" shortcut, from the "Start Menu."
• Check to make 'sure' you are "Sharing the Network Files."
• The one from this {picture on the right}, is the "Connection [Status] Icon."
• The {smaller, on the left, is the "Network Troubleshooting Icon"
• Check (both); one for your Connection Status?
• Click, on the other for "Fixing the Network Connection."

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Thanks, paul7of9