Hi
Take a look of of is running the Wireless and make sure that only one
Utility is running (either the Vendor utility, or Window WLAN Auto Config).
In addition, many Laptops come with "Loads of Junk" in the StratUp that is
running unneeded in the background (including applications that affect the
Network connection) take a look at the StartUp and remove things that you do
not need.
Get these two free Utilities (StartUp & Process Explorer).
Check what your computer is doing upfront (StartUp),
http://www.ezlan.net/infestation.html#startup
Then get this one and check what it is doing behind you back.
http://www.ezlan.net/infestation.html#process
P.S. these utility are free and do not need even to get installed, just run
the Exe files it does not take more then few seconds.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking)
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> Hello,
>
> I am facing a strange problem with my HP Dv6705 laptop running on Vista
> Professional.
> I have a Wi-fi router configured for internet access.
> Now, the internet connectivity is intermittent i.e. I am connected to
> the internet for about 5 seconds before it gets disconnected. I get the
> connectivity again after a few seconds before it gets disconnected.
>
> Now, I started using the uTorrent application after which I got
> prolonged connectivity. From the past few days, whenever I need
> uninterrupted internet I need to turn on the uTorrent application.
> It is quite strange that I am the only one who needs to do this while
> the others in my house (who have similar laptops) do not face any
> problem.
>
> Is there any way to detect what exactly is happening and how I can
> resolve this uTorrent workaround?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> - Treadstone
>
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