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[sewildman50]

Hi There,

I am currently running a home network via a wireless router. These are the nuts and bolts....

Router: DLINK Rangebooster G (WBR-2310)
Hardware Version: A1
Firmware Version: 1.05
PC 1 Operating System: Windows XP SP3
PC 1 Wireless Card: WUA 2340 USB adapter
Driver Version: 1.5.206.2 (12/06/2008)
PC 2 Operating System: Windows XP SP3
PC 2 Wireless Card: None (wired directly to router)

Here's the results of ipconfig/all

Windows IP Configuration

Host Name...........................: wildman-family
Primary Dns Suffix..................:
Node Type...........................: Unknown
IP Routing Enabled..................: No
WINS Proxy Enabled..................: No

Ethernet adapter {6AB3E3DF-2D53-4B7E-8037-7223F1209C7F}:

Media State.........................: Media disconnected
Description.........................: TAP-Win32 Adapter V9 - Packet Scheduler Miniport
Physical Address....................: 00-FF-6A-B3-E3-DF

Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection 3:

Connection-specific DNS Suffix......:
Description.........................: D-Link WUA-2340 USB Adapter
Physical Address....................: 00-1C-F0-C9-55-3E
Dhcp Enabled........................: Yes
Autoconfiguration Enabled...........: Yes
IP Address..........................: 192.168.0.100
Subnet Mask.........................: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway.....................: 192.168.0.1
DHCP Server.........................: 192.168.0.1
DNS Servers.........................: 192.168.0.1
Lease Obtained......................: June 9, 2011 10:33:29 AM
Lease Expires.......................: June 9, 2011 1:33:29 PM

So, with all that information, here's the problem.

Periodically, the wireless computer will display the "Limited or no connectivity" warning in the tray.
Passing the mouse over the icon states that the signal strength is good but there is limited or no connectivity.
The drivers and firmware are as up to date as they can be, I believe.
It used to be that we could "repair" the connection from the PC and all would be good but now it seems all we can do to fix the problem is unplug the router and restart it. When the connectivity issue arises, I have tried typing in the router's IP but it is not found.

Just wondering if there's anything I'm missing. The reason I mentioned the network is that I believe the issue began when I established a home network with a wired PC, but I can't be 100% certain.

Any thoughts?

[hurricane]

I have a home network with a wired PC, and sometimes this happens to us too.  What usually works for us is to restart the PC. No one really does wired anymore so it is hard to find anyone to help with it.
Sometimes it works to open the IR4 properties on the computer and select obtain an IP address automatically.

[ronaldjm72]

I have the same problem ..... it si crazy... i hate that

Yo tengo el mismo problema y me tiene loco necesito una respuesta o cambio de productos Dlink