Router/Connectivity issue

I installed a Linksys router, N; the connectivity for my pc is sporadic at best; how/what should I troubleshoot?


Bliz

What is the make/model of your router/wireless adapter? What OS do you have? Can you connect at all?

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Linksys Wireless N Broadband Router WRT160N V2
XP SP2
Pent 4 2.8 GH
4 G memory

Just recently updated network drivers, it worked great for a day, then back to the usual hit/miss connectivity


PC connects flawlessly w/out router


Thank you.....

Blizbo

I have tried checking wires, etc....my next step would be to contact Linksys tech support?

How far a way from the router are you? Have you tried to connect any other computer to the router? Have you tried having your computer closer to the router? What about your wireless adapter, has it worked before? What is its make/model?

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For best results please:
1) State your OS(s), any software involved in your problem, & any major updates (i.e. service pack, version, edition, service release, roll up, beta release, distribution [Linux], etc.) to your OS/software as applicable to your problem.
2) For hardware issues also provide your system information: RAM, processor, etc. in addition to your OS.
3) If you have more than one OS on your computer, how does your problem relate to your other OS(s)? This is especially important for hardware issues.
4) Provide as much detail as possible, being specific as even the most minute detail could help others help you solve the problem. Please tell us what you have tried. Please tell us the make/model of your computer.
5) Respond with the result(s) of the suggestion(s) from the other users to provide feedback, even if this only means saying "this worked!"
If you don't know your system information please consider running our hardware scan and post or PM me your link.