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Did you try using Device Manager to disable then re-enable your wireless network adaptor?

interesting... What network card / motherboard do you have? At the very least they should include recycling the network adapter as part of the repair connection routine. But yes, a permanent fix is needed!

Ok, the problem happened again when I turned on my computer this morning... Disabling Windows Firewall didn't help. I disabled each of the three profiles one by one (I didn't disable all of them at once). The Diagnose connection problems in Internet Explorer couldn't find the problem. I was...

The network adapter is apparently a "Realtek RTL8187 Wireless 802.11b/g 54Mbs USB 2.0 Network Adapter" which I think is part of the "ASUS PK5 Premium Motherboard Black Pearl Edition MG565". I ran Vista on the same hardware for about a year without experiencing this problem. The router is a...

Hi dtmb, It sounds like the same issue, but I'm not sure. Next time it happens I'll try disabling the firewall and see what happens. The reasons I think it might be the same are: * The wireless connection is able to connect to the ADSL Router ok (I know, because I can log into it over the...

I've had this problem twice now - you can connect to the router, but go no further. Other computers are able to access the internet. Running Diagnose and Repair repeatably doesn't fix the problem. I finally fixed the problem by disabling the wireless driver in the Device Drivers, then...