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Ok guys, let me get some spit balling. Bear in mind that I am a former CCNA, and IT specialist. I got out of it because I was bored and have been out for a few years. It's recent enough that I can still do my own troubleshooting and you aren't going to go over my head easily, but I'm far enough out that most of what I know is now obsolete.
Anyway, the mystery:
Cisco wireless router, worked fine before I moved. Plugged it in at the new place and for the first 24 hours the wireless connection was extremely unstable. I could get a good connection load a page or two, then it would drop me. I did a hard reset and then went in and reset to factory settings. Stabilized for about an hour then went wacky again. Got home from work today and it hasn't even hiccuped once.
Haven't had any issues if I jack in with a hard wire.
Anyone got any ideas? These things don't just resolve themselves and stay fixed.
Anyway, the mystery:
Cisco wireless router, worked fine before I moved. Plugged it in at the new place and for the first 24 hours the wireless connection was extremely unstable. I could get a good connection load a page or two, then it would drop me. I did a hard reset and then went in and reset to factory settings. Stabilized for about an hour then went wacky again. Got home from work today and it hasn't even hiccuped once.
Haven't had any issues if I jack in with a hard wire.
Anyone got any ideas? These things don't just resolve themselves and stay fixed.