Wireless problems conectivity?

Question

I have a Toshiba A135-S2276 and I am experiencing some conectivity problems latelly.

It all the time (does not matter is I am conected wireless at my home, with my internet provider or other internet providers) gives me the information that the conection is poor or low conectivity...

Than I have to desconect and reconect again, and out of the blue I get a strong signal when i do that... why ?

and then after that, It start decresing the signal to low, and I have to do everything again, meaning, desconcet and reconect and get a good signal and everthing starts again...

Answer 1

You should try to manually connect to the network to ensure that your router and computer are properly connecting. If you want to use your computer's automatic setup wizard to connect to your router, it may not be connecting properly.

To manually connect to your router you must know:

- The name of the router that you assigned it when you set it up.

- The router's password (if you assigned one)

Then you need to open control panel on your computer. If you are viewing the control panel as a category view, select the category for internet connections and then select "wireless networks" or "wireless configuration utility" depending on the age of your computer. You should see a list of several networks that are available in your area including yours (shown as your router's name). If you do not see any networks, it is likely that your wireless card is not working properly. You should check its compatibility with your computer's operating system and your router.

If you do see your network on the list, click on it and select connect. The computer might take a few minutes to connect to the router and then connect to the internet. If you assigned a password for the router, the program will prompt you to enter it before it will connect to the internet. Once the program finishes, test the transfer speed by holding the pointer over the computer icon at the bottom of the screen. It should show a good to excellent signal strength and a transfer speed of at least 50 Mbps.