Hey, so I've had my gaming PC for about six months. It's currently running through a wireless connection which is a bit slow but works fine for web browsing and downloading Steam games and Origin games at around 1mb/s. However, for many of my games including Red Orchestra 2, Need For Speed Most Wanted, and Civilization 4 (Just to name a few), almost as soon as the game launches my PC disconnects from the internet. Sometimes my internet will stay on for like 10 minutes at most, but it always disconnects eventually for about half the games I own, maybe more.
When I quit the game, I see that my internet is not connected at all. Instead of showing zero bars on my wireless signal, it shows the ethernet connection symbol on the taskbar with the yellow exclamation point on it, signifying no internet connection. On Red Orchestra 2 specifically, I can not even get the server list up no matter how quickly I try to enter the multiplayer screen, so that is a game that disconnects me immediately.
This is a major problem considering I do mainly gaming on this PC and really want to play multi-player on games I payed good money for. This affects both Steam and Origin games. Examples of games that do not disconnect me are Saints Row The Third and Minecraft.
My wifi card is an Asus PCE-N15. Please help!
When I quit the game, I see that my internet is not connected at all. Instead of showing zero bars on my wireless signal, it shows the ethernet connection symbol on the taskbar with the yellow exclamation point on it, signifying no internet connection. On Red Orchestra 2 specifically, I can not even get the server list up no matter how quickly I try to enter the multiplayer screen, so that is a game that disconnects me immediately.
This is a major problem considering I do mainly gaming on this PC and really want to play multi-player on games I payed good money for. This affects both Steam and Origin games. Examples of games that do not disconnect me are Saints Row The Third and Minecraft.
My wifi card is an Asus PCE-N15. Please help!