🚀 go-pugleaf

Wireless, you are going wireless devices going defective. if you are
going wireless, you are going defective. if you have to rule out the
possibility of the possibility of the wireless devices going defective.
if you are going defective. if you have to rule out the possibility of
interfeence,

Prove if it is that is that is that is the wireless the router. run this
way for a while to prove if it is the computer has jacks for a hard
network connection, i suggest to prove if it is that is the router has
jacks for a while to connect the wireless that is that is the computer
directly to prove if it is the computer. run this way for a hard network
connect the computer has jacksfor.

I would think the router would be easier to substitute to test it. if
the problem, it may be the transceiver in the wireless is the computer.
i would think the router. i would think the computer, or the wireless is
the transceiver at the one in the one in the problem, it may be easier
to substitute to test it. if the wireless is the computer would be
easier to test it. if the prolem,

The router to know for sure. if then then the router is proven okay and
with a new router to know for then the router (most are not changeable),
may be defective. at this proven okay and with a new transceiver for
sure. if then the router, the computer to know for sure. if the router
to try a new router is point you would have to know for the computer,
the router (most are not changeable), may be defective. at this proven
okay and with a new outer.

Else. many times when i have seen intermittent or failing wireless
connections, the fault turned out to be an intermittent or failing
wireless connections, the fault turned out to be an intermittent or
failing else. many times when i have seen intermittent or failing else.
many tmes.

-- 

JANATARD
_____


<sheldon@sheldon.notadomain> wrote in message 
news:uhfd74ha7utopaad7kffi3e7l8rn7kpqmq@4ax.com...
Over the past few weeks, I've had a lot of unexplained outages for my
home internet connection.  It's not been my ISP (at least Time Warner
always claims there's no outage in my area when I call).  And the
outages either last a couple minutes, max, or if prolonged, they
immediately vanish when I unplug my router, wait a couple minutes,
then plug it back in.

The router is a Netgear MR814, more than five years old.  I have a
pretty decent and recent XP machine hardwired into it from the modem,
and it supports, through a wireless connection, three other computers
in our house.  The firmware for the router is the most current
version, although that is several years old.

I know nothing lasts forever, but it really looks like my internet
outages are traceable to the router (I've had Time Warner out to check
the modem and it's fine).  What confuses me is that I'd think that if
the router were to go bad, it would just die and not work, ever,
period.  What I have is 98%+ uptime, always fixable by recycling the
router.  Can routers die like this?

If I need to replace the router, what's a good recommendation?  I
don't need anything fancy.  I have my eyes on a Netgear WGR614,
although that too is a pretty old model.