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January 15th, 2005, 01:13 AM
#7
Junior Member
This might help
I had the same problem with a netgear router. My fix for it was to turn down the beacon strength of the wireless signal. That kinda sorta worked, but the damn thing kept connecting and disconnecting. Then I got the grand idea of sticking 2 no.2 pencils underneath it, since then no problems. My guess it was getting too hot. Or maybe it likes lead. Maybe it likes No.2 pencils. Not sure, but it worked.
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