Wireless USB adaptor for desktop pc , help please.?

I am using the TL-WN322G Wireless USB adaptor on my desktop pc to connect to my wifi , I have found and connected but the connection keeps cutting off then back on every few seconds , the signal strength is good and the wifi is fine cos I have 2 laptops, a ps3, and a psp already online.Any ideas what is wrong ?
Wireless USB adaptor for desktop pc , help please.?
Check out the signal settings in your Pc and chk out for virus and disable firewall if u have.these may block the signals and finally,it may be u r Internet Service Provider problem..
Wireless USB adaptor for desktop pc , help please.?
try using something more reliable such as a REAL WIFI pci card. That usb connectivity stuff is crap. Go buy a real wifi card, your troubles will be over. And stop leeching the net from your neighbor, I know what you are doing !
Reply:Troubleshooting this could take hours and drive you mad. Try purchasing a wireless USB adapter that is from the same manufacturer as your router. If you have better luck then return the other.
Reply:Sounds like a issue related to the USB wireless adaptor.





%26gt;Check online to find the latest driver for the adaptor model.


%26gt;Make sure latest driver installed properly. On the device manager, there is no yellow exclaimation mark on the device.


%26gt;Make sure it the right router connected, and right passcode for wireless access.


%26gt;If the issue is still, try to re-install and reset TCP/IP or related.


%26gt;At last, adapter sucks. Switch to another one.





Alan Yang @ Iron Oak IT inc., Calgary, AB


http//www.ironoakit.com
Reply:Try to get the information about your wireless. Example, the frequency they are using like b/g/a/n something like that they are not compatible. You have use b/g together or a/g together, or a/g/n.





Also if your home using hnadheld phone, walkitalkie they will interfere with the wireless.
Reply:A neighbor is probably using the same channel as you. By default, just about all routers use channel 6. Try accessing the interface of the router, and change the channel to 1 or 11. Do not use any other channel besides 1, 6, and 11.





If you still can't fix the problem, there is another kind of technology called powerline. It uses your home's existing electrical wires and lets you transmit data through them. You just need an adapter hooked up close to your router and connect it to your router and another device plugged into the wall near your computer and connected to your computer.