I have a wireless network set up in my home, provided by a Comcast Technicolor TC8305C router.
The connected devices which are all connected wirelessly are:
1 desktop computer (the one dropping the connection)
2 laptops
1 iPad
2 iPhones
All other devices hold the connection whilst my desktop drops it frequently, and the other devices are even sometimes further from the router than the desktop is.
I understand there must be some type of communication problem between the router and my desktop, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what it is.
When it does drop, it will always say I'm still connected to the network, but will say No Internet Access.
The desktop is approx. 10-15 feet away from the router.
The connection type is WPA 2 Personal with AES encrypting.
The connection has not dropped a single time for several months. This problem started occurring Oct. 24th.
Please note, I had already checked for possible interference and had already tried resetting the router, as well as power-cycling the router and the desktop.
Thank you for your time in advance.
The connected devices which are all connected wirelessly are:
1 desktop computer (the one dropping the connection)
2 laptops
1 iPad
2 iPhones
All other devices hold the connection whilst my desktop drops it frequently, and the other devices are even sometimes further from the router than the desktop is.
I understand there must be some type of communication problem between the router and my desktop, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what it is.
When it does drop, it will always say I'm still connected to the network, but will say No Internet Access.
The desktop is approx. 10-15 feet away from the router.
The connection type is WPA 2 Personal with AES encrypting.
The connection has not dropped a single time for several months. This problem started occurring Oct. 24th.
Please note, I had already checked for possible interference and had already tried resetting the router, as well as power-cycling the router and the desktop.
Thank you for your time in advance.