Could be the prelude to an alien invasion...
More seriously, make sure the 700 and 720 are on the same
channel, and **SSID broadcasts are enabled**. Sometimes
helps to assign a static IP to the 720 (e.g. 192.168.2.2,
mask 255.255.255.0, DNS and gateway 192.168.2.1 -- you'll
also have to change the DHCP range to start at 192.168.2.3
on the LAN screen of the router).
Changing the location or position of the base station may
also help -- setting the base station vertical and away
from walls helps. These wifi devices are just like old time
radio -- you have to move them around to improve reception.
>-----Original Message-----
>They must be. The (802.11g combo) Wireless base MN700
>and the adapter on my HP Pavilion laptop - MN720 - have
>been performing flawlessly for a solid week.
>
>Yesterday, I lost the signal. It came back after I
>rebooted, but then went away again, and I haven't seen it
>since.
>
>You're asking me: what changed, what did you install,
>turn on, muck with?
>
>I moved the mouse around, clicked through a few MSNBC
>pages. That's it.
>
>This Pavilion has the AMD chip. It's a refirb machine.
>I love the machine. But I'm beginning to suspect it
>somehow. (apart from the aliens)
>
>Ideas?
>
>Ps. I've been through tshooting the radio signal
>(2.4GHtz phone -out, channel changed to #1., upgraded to
>802.11G)
>
>thx
>
>.
>
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