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lately, I've noticed that my macbook pro is getting disconnected from my wifi network. it got so bad that I had to create a new network profile to fix the issue. I have been noticing that my Nexus 7 sometimes says that is is 'obtaining IP address' ... but I usually need to reboot my router... is this a dying router or is it just my Mac?
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Well, if it's multiple devices having issues with it, then it's your router. Before replacing it, just restore it to factory default and set it back up again with WPA2/AES security and see if it's stable.
Well, if it's multiple devices having issues with it, then it's your router. Before replacing it, just restore it to factory default and set it back up again with WPA2/AES security and see if it's stable.
I spoke to google tech support, and they thought my nexus 7 was the issue, not the router, but in the mean time, the issue went away on its own. if I have this problem again, I would most likely get a wifi modem from AT&T since my existing DSL modem is from 2004 (its a speedstream 5100 and it was sent to me in june 2004). would that be the best option, or would you suggest just getting a new router?
network connection failures
