Live in moderately hilly rural area. Windows 8.1 w/WiFi. I have to go into the 'troubleshooting' packs %*%@#% times a day and reset the adapter for the computer to work properly.
Any suggestions? And, "NO",.... 'Tannerite' is out of the question...at least for now. :biggrin:
Quote from: MACMan on July 28, 2015, 01:43:35 PM
Live in moderately hilly rural area. Windows 8.1 w/WiFi. I have to go into the 'troubleshooting' packs %*%@#% times a day and reset the adapter for the computer to work properly.
Any suggestions? And, "NO",.... 'Tannerite' is out of the question...at least for now. :biggrin:
What is your internet connection?
Quote from: MACMan on July 28, 2015, 01:43:35 PM
Live in moderately hilly rural area. Windows 8.1 w/WiFi. I have to go into the 'troubleshooting' packs %*%@#% times a day and reset the adapter for the computer to work properly.
Any suggestions? And, "NO",.... 'Tannerite' is out of the question...at least for now. :biggrin:
It may be time for a new router. My router is on it last leg and it 15 years old I have to reset it about once a month. So I need to be looking for a new one.
Quote from: MACMan on July 28, 2015, 01:43:35 PM
Live in moderately hilly rural area. Windows 8.1 w/WiFi. I have to go into the 'troubleshooting' packs %*%@#% times a day and reset the adapter for the computer to work properly.
Any suggestions? And, "NO",.... 'Tannerite' is out of the question...at least for now. :biggrin:
Yeah, I think Walks got it right. If your router is older than 5 years, toss it and get the latest, but do your research first.
It sounds like Windows no longer supports your hardware/software, or is trying to set it's configuration to match today's needs, but your router is so out of date, it can't handle the change and you wind up resetting it..