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Just got back from the Apple store (yesterday but it was late) and it held the connection (not for long because we didn't stay there). The entire time I was trying to show them the problem the connection held. I can't say for sure if it was actually an improvement, or just one of those instances...

Yeah, I'm going to try and bring in my MBP to the nearest Apple store because they've got Wifi in there. If it holds then we'll know its my AEBS, it not then it's the card.

Alright, what I did was open Airport Utility, and find the IP address (I assumed that was the IP of my router). I then went into Network Utility and pinged the IP address (10.0.1.1). I just got thee results and it came back with a 100% packet loss. It's odd because I am seeing a solid Airport...

That's what I've been using so far.

All our machines are Macs. When you say a "real ping" as in ping Google via the Terminal as opposed to Network Utility? I'll do that.

Ok, I *sort of* set up a new network, but not really. Nothing has happened. If it helps, if I leave the computer alone and just run a ping (to Google) it can go for hours and days. Last night I left my laptop on, and in the morning I saw it had 50k+ consecutive pings. Minutes after I decide...

Yes that's my machine. I tried the address you gave me on our iMac (connected via wireless no problem) and my MBP (the one with problems) via Ethernet and both came up with nothing. I'll try the new one and take a look at the manual. I suppose setting up a new network won't be so hard and...

Broadcasting in N-only has been the only frequency to work so far. That address you gave me doesn't lead me anywhere. I'll go find my manual somewhere, but I'm using an Airport Extreme Base Station, not sure if that helps at all.

Ok, I'll do the Interference Robustness. Exactly what do you mean by how? What are it's configurations or physically how did I set it up? If you mean the latter, I connected it to my previous MBP (earl '08) via Ethernet and set it up like that. It's got the WAP2 Password, uses DHCP. I don't...

I have the new 15" MBP and it's having some incredibly annoying wireless problems. It all started the day I got it (wonderful right?). The machine couldn't hold a stable connection via Airport. The indicator in the menu bar was totally black indicating a strong signal, but when I opened FF3...