Symptoms of a problem?

My home network consists of a Linksys WRT54G wireless router and a USB
WUSB11 USB network adapter (it's a "B" ). It has been running great for more
than a year. Recently I have had issues with the pc that the USB adapter is
connected to in that it has been spontaneously rebooting. I have replaced
memory, tried different hard drives, etc. but the problem persists.
Coincidentally my this pc now takes several minutes to establish a network
connection whereas I don't believe it used to. Also transfer speeds seem to
be slower.
Would a problem with the network adapter cause the rebooting?
Thanks for any opinions.
Gary

algae wrote:

> My home network consists of a Linksys WRT54G wireless router and a USB
> WUSB11 USB network adapter (it's a "B" ). It has been running great for more
> than a year. Recently I have had issues with the pc that the USB adapter is
> connected to in that it has been spontaneously rebooting. I have replaced
> memory, tried different hard drives, etc. but the problem persists.
> Coincidentally my this pc now takes several minutes to establish a network
> connection whereas I don't believe it used to. Also transfer speeds seem to
> be slower.
> Would a problem with the network adapter cause the rebooting?
> Thanks for any opinions.
> Gary
>
>


better check if your computer stops rebooting when the usb network
adaptor is not connected before running bananas in wild speculations.

Use a differnt connection manager, the one that comes with windows really
sucks.
I had problems with 2 different routers ( they would always reboobting). I
did everthing, tried all the firmware that is aviable. Nothing helped. Then
I just changed the connection manager and have yet to experience a reboot.
hope that helps
"algae" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My home network consists of a Linksys WRT54G wireless router and a USB
> WUSB11 USB network adapter (it's a "B" ). It has been running great for
> more
> than a year. Recently I have had issues with the pc that the USB adapter
> is
> connected to in that it has been spontaneously rebooting. I have replaced
> memory, tried different hard drives, etc. but the problem persists.
> Coincidentally my this pc now takes several minutes to establish a
> network
> connection whereas I don't believe it used to. Also transfer speeds seem
> to
> be slower.
> Would a problem with the network adapter cause the rebooting?
> Thanks for any opinions.
> Gary
>
>

What is a good one to try?

G.
"tzar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Use a differnt connection manager, the one that comes with windows really
> sucks.
> I had problems with 2 different routers ( they would always reboobting). I
> did everthing, tried all the firmware that is aviable. Nothing helped.
Then
> I just changed the connection manager and have yet to experience a reboot.
> hope that helps
> "algae" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:8LN5e.937218$8l.182701@pd7tw1no...
> > My home network consists of a Linksys WRT54G wireless router and a USB
> > WUSB11 USB network adapter (it's a "B" ). It has been running great for
> > more
> > than a year. Recently I have had issues with the pc that the USB adapter
> > is
> > connected to in that it has been spontaneously rebooting. I have
replaced
> > memory, tried different hard drives, etc. but the problem persists.
> > Coincidentally my this pc now takes several minutes to establish a
> > network
> > connection whereas I don't believe it used to. Also transfer speeds seem
> > to
> > be slower.
> > Would a problem with the network adapter cause the rebooting?
> > Thanks for any opinions.
> > Gary
> >
> >
>
>

Check if Linksys has one - should be on thier site.
My laptop has an intel pro 2200 BG biult in wireless card, and i found a
manager on thier site.
So thats the one i use.

"algae" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> What is a good one to try?
>
> G.
> "tzar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:8jP5e.27330$(E-Mail Removed) ...
>> Use a differnt connection manager, the one that comes with windows really
>> sucks.
>> I had problems with 2 different routers ( they would always reboobting).
>> I
>> did everthing, tried all the firmware that is aviable. Nothing helped.
> Then
>> I just changed the connection manager and have yet to experience a
>> reboot.
>> hope that helps
>> "algae" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:8LN5e.937218$8l.182701@pd7tw1no...
>> > My home network consists of a Linksys WRT54G wireless router and a USB
>> > WUSB11 USB network adapter (it's a "B" ). It has been running great for
>> > more
>> > than a year. Recently I have had issues with the pc that the USB
>> > adapter
>> > is
>> > connected to in that it has been spontaneously rebooting. I have
> replaced
>> > memory, tried different hard drives, etc. but the problem persists.
>> > Coincidentally my this pc now takes several minutes to establish a
>> > network
>> > connection whereas I don't believe it used to. Also transfer speeds
>> > seem
>> > to
>> > be slower.
>> > Would a problem with the network adapter cause the rebooting?
>> > Thanks for any opinions.
>> > Gary
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>
>