wireless signals drop

My guess is you have a "green" PC and your PC is not set to performance. If
so your PC will send a signal to the wireless access point telling it to
buffer data. From your description your access point can't do this and is
dropping the connection. Check for a firmware update for the access point,
or set your PC to always on high performance mode.

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"Anwar" <anwar.adil@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:53C30611-ED6C-4C6A-A75D-B2B2236842B3@microsoft.com...

> Hi:
> i am experiencing strange problem in vista ultimate. vista detects my
> access point and for few minutes work fine but soon after that the signal
> strength goes down and it disconnects .this problem never occured in
> windows xp sp2 .
> i am using Dlink AP and my wireless card is atheros 5005 (acer aspire 5100
> builin card).with default vista drivers.
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