Wireless router dropping the connection

Hi,



I just installed a wireless router (Trendnet tw 432 brp) and I regularly
loosing the connection. At first I though that is was after a certain amount
of time, but I think it is perhaps after a certain amount of data
transferred. If I only brose internet, it can take up to several hours. If I
try to transfer a big file to my other computer, it takes minute before I
need to restart the router. The router is configured with WPA PSK AEP, but I
had the same problem when no encryption was used.



I was thinking of buying a dlink di 524, but with all the post I have seen
on internet, I wonder if it is possible to have a wireless network without
having so many problems.



Any suggestions?



Thank you,



Sylvain

Sylvain Menard wrote:

> Hi,
>
>
>
> I just installed a wireless router (Trendnet tw 432 brp) and I regularly
> loosing the connection. At first I though that is was after a certain
> amount of time, but I think it is perhaps after a certain amount of data
> transferred. If I only brose internet, it can take up to several hours. If
> I try to transfer a big file to my other computer, it takes minute before
> I need to restart the router. The router is configured with WPA PSK AEP,
> but I had the same problem when no encryption was used.
>
>
>
> I was thinking of buying a dlink di 524, but with all the post I have seen
> on internet, I wonder if it is possible to have a wireless network without
> having so many problems.
[snip]

Sounds like WiFi interference. Change channels for starters - use 1, 6 or
11.
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In <72pag.424$z%.(E-Mail Removed)> on Tue, 16 May 2006 18:42:11 GMT,
__spc__ <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Sylvain Menard wrote:
>
>> I just installed a wireless router (Trendnet tw 432 brp) and I regularly
>> loosing the connection. At first I though that is was after a certain
>> amount of time, but I think it is perhaps after a certain amount of data
>> transferred. If I only brose internet, it can take up to several hours. If
>> I try to transfer a big file to my other computer, it takes minute before
>> I need to restart the router. The router is configured with WPA PSK AEP,
>> but I had the same problem when no encryption was used.
>>
>> I was thinking of buying a dlink di 524, but with all the post I have seen
>> on internet, I wonder if it is possible to have a wireless network without
>> having so many problems.
>[snip]
>
>Sounds like WiFi interference. Change channels for starters - use 1, 6 or
>11.

Then try the others, which may be necessary if the three non-overlapping
channels are all polluted.

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Channels change off of default and as well make sure the router /
wireless adapters are in the clear away from signal blockage