@Harshedeep Singh
I have to agree with Tom,
Tom Dignam wrote:
Please, Go to safe mode and reinstall 10.7.3 Combo
I also have to agree with gphonei
gphonei wrote:
Harshdeep Singh wrote:
Let me make all things clear!
This wifi issue has nothing to do with the 5Ghz/2.4 or channel issues or with speeds 150Mbps/54Mbps or with B/G/N standards.
The reason for that is everything works fine if we just change the OS either back to Leapard or Windows. It is a confirmed bug in Lion.
I beleive that Lion has got some compatablity issues with all routers, like some said we have changed the router with Airport one, all starts working! The thing is why hardware need to be changed if the bug is in software! silly
This type of thought process, and the associated reaction, demonstrates why Apple has been unable to identify the problem and fix it. Let me use an example. You say you are an IT kind of person, so let's say that I come into your office, and say my computer isn't working, what do I need to do to fix it.
What would be your first response? You'd prehaps ask some questions about what I mean by "isn't working", and then based on my answers, you'd perhaps ask some other questions to focus the information gather to what you could sense was the issue.
This is what the Apple Care and Genius bar people do when you bring your problems to them. If you can't provide informative answers, then they might not be able to focus any further with resolving your problem.
Everyone can't be an expert, but you must understand that you need to help them solve the problem if you want it solved. All of the things that people are doing to "try" and fix the problem themselves is not helping. Everytime that the tweak a setting, replace a piece of equipment or change anything, doubles the opportunity for something else to be introduced, which can hide or remove the original stimuation that was creating the problem.
Things llike this, which involve such a wide range of external equipment and conditions (RF interference), are nothing short of impossible to "solve" without some real focus using real tools that tell you "everything" about that part of the problem space.
We all don't have "Service Monitors" and "Networking Expertise". You paid a price for the equipment involved, and if you bought Apple Care, that's what entitles you to have Apple actually solve your problem. If you didn't think Apple Care was important enough to you, to purchase it, then when your warrenty runs out, that's it, your support contract is over, plain and simple.
If your computer is valuable to you, and the service you get from Apple to make sure it stays usable, is not valuable to you, then there seems to be a disconnect in the logic of that situation. There is nothing in the world that is perfectly manufactured, and there is no software written which can be enhanced over time, without changing something about how it operates. Those changes may or may not be compatibile with what is now, or was before.
Apple does in fact, understand it's obligation to fix problems in their software, when only their products are involved. When someone else's product is involved, then you are back in the "PC realm", where everyone is entitled to point fingers at the other parties, because they've demonstrated that it works fine with their own products.
I think there is a bug or software misfeature. I know that it will not be fixed unless everyone who is suffering, stops messing around, in ignorance, trying to fix it by just "changing stuff around". There has to be a much more focused effort on each persons part to be a part of the solution.
I would also suggest reinstalling the firmware which I gave the link before:
Carlo TD wrote:
Do you have the "world wide driver" installed or the "US driver"?
http://support.netgear.com/app/products/model/a_id/12208
I also looked back at the previous posts... cause I was feeling like It was dejavu talking with you and I suggested the following link:
(from another thread:) https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3510433?answerId=17160974022#17160974022
Carlo TD wrote:
Carlo TD
read this article, and the update on the bottom:
http://osxdaily.com/2011/07/22/wifi-dropping-in-os-x-lion-fixes/
and
http://osxdaily.com/2011/11/06/lion-wi-fi-problems-solution-mac/
and you told me that you had it working (even though it was a third party router that you were using:
(from another thread:) https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3510433?answerId=17160974022#17160974022
Harshedeep Singh wrote:
yes carlo TD ...
that was the solution I did and its seems to be working....
Thanks for help!!
I still stand by my original statement:
Carlo TD wrote:
I dont mean to come across as being harsh and I should not have said your logic was ignoramus. I help peopl too with their networks. (I am not a network engineer but the amount of ridiculious things i see is mostly because of either hardware failure or people not using the latest standards on their equipment to match standards that have been upgraded or are new.)
I think it is about time you are be more sincere and less passing the buck. Take ownership, and get your self a new router, cause it really seems it is not so much an issue with wifi, or your laptop, or os x lion but the tinkering or possibly your ISP or even your country regulating the internet. I don't know. But you like to be quick to judge, and complain, and there are many just like you, I have noticed, and personally, I help people cause I want to, but don't have to. And you dont make it easy for people trying to help other people. I hope you get your situation working.
