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What kind of wireless router do you have, and are you using b/g/or n. If you are using N only, it may be that the client connects on the G band( giving you connectivity) but never responds back to the router on the N band (like the router is thinking it should) and drops. The N protocol uses the G for send and N to receive or vice versa. The point is, your client hardware may or may not be N band compatible. The same thing happens on a PS3 and an 'N' Router. The PS3 is not compatible with N but will connect briefly!
Also on some version of older 7, the firewall needs to be set to allow network traffic. Set a network location on both OS if have not done so, your firewall is blocking!
I have said it once, I will say it again. IT!
Also on some version of older 7, the firewall needs to be set to allow network traffic. Set a network location on both OS if have not done so, your firewall is blocking!
I have said it once, I will say it again. IT!
Jun 9, 2015 at 04:58 PM
thanks for respond. Yeah ... sadly I have the N-type (at least I think I have). As for firewall I use third party firewall by AVG and it's set to "automatic" mode which is a recommended one.
My adapter is Broadcom 802.11n and as I've seen some vids on Youtube quite a lot of people have it too in laptops and they fixed it by unchecking the damn box.
Network location I have set to "private" and that is okay I think.
You also asked what router I have and it is BT Wireless Hub 5. Hope it answered your question.
Feel free throw a line mate !
Jun 10, 2015 at 05:09 PM
Sep 24, 2015 at 11:39 AM
The symptoms are exactly the same as explained by Mark. I have extensively studied this issue on the internet and pored on this subject matter and in doing so picked up quite a bit on networking fundamentals as well, gee!!
I suspected that the problems were to do with the builtin Wireless router of my modem, so I even tried putting my modem in bridge mode and then using a friends' reliable router to spread the wifi thru my home, but unfortunately, even this method resulted in the same issues - full signal with intermittent "Limited connectivity".
I have seen a certain degree of correlation between my iPhone and this issue. Many a times, turning off the WiFi on the iPhone fixes the problem like magic, yet at other occassions nothing seems to solve the issue.
Please help, I know that net is full of experts, if only someone could provide a magic potion for this problem.
And yes, my ISP is DODO.
Regards
Bharat