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#1
March 27th, 2008, 02:50 PM
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| Wireless Connection to Linksys Router I have a Mac Book running Leopard (was an upgrade) that will not connect reliably to my Linksys router. It loses connection after a day or two, and it is a big rigamarow to get it connected again. The only way I have figured to get it to reconnect after a disconnect spell is to delete the WEP password from the KeyChain, and zap the PRAM. I have an IMac (Leopard too) that works flawlessly, and 2 Dell laptops that don't have any problems either. Also, I have tried setting a static IP (outside the DHCP scope) but it makes no difference. If it is going to connect, works equally well DHCP or Static... and visa versa. I have it backed up to time machine, and am contemplating the best way to blow it away and reinstall fresh... (will that even make a difference?) Suggestions please  |
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March 27th, 2008, 07:04 PM
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| What model is the router? Have you updated to the latest Linksys firmware for that router?
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