Hello good people of overclockers.
I have a generic (can't remember which) wireless PCI card. Whilst acquiring the network, it disables and enables the network a few times, each time freezing the computer for a second or so. This isn't really the problem, the problem is when the network connection becomes constantly disabled, and always says "connection failed" and goes back to a disabled state when enabled. Sometimes the wireless applet can be restarted and it will work, and at other times the network completely stops working, and can only work after a restart.
On further investigation, when this happens, the "TI Wlan service" (Wireless LAN Utility\tiwlnsvc.exe) cannot be restarted, or shut down. It simply times out when trying to do anything with it.
From this I have deduced that this is the root of the problem, and that maybe some new software to handle the card could do better. However, I have no idea what the card is, device manager just lists it as "802.11g Wireless PCI Card".
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for reading.
I have a generic (can't remember which) wireless PCI card. Whilst acquiring the network, it disables and enables the network a few times, each time freezing the computer for a second or so. This isn't really the problem, the problem is when the network connection becomes constantly disabled, and always says "connection failed" and goes back to a disabled state when enabled. Sometimes the wireless applet can be restarted and it will work, and at other times the network completely stops working, and can only work after a restart.
On further investigation, when this happens, the "TI Wlan service" (Wireless LAN Utility\tiwlnsvc.exe) cannot be restarted, or shut down. It simply times out when trying to do anything with it.
From this I have deduced that this is the root of the problem, and that maybe some new software to handle the card could do better. However, I have no idea what the card is, device manager just lists it as "802.11g Wireless PCI Card".
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for reading.