Strength Renewing Limited or No Connectivity With Wireless Router?
I am having a problem with two laptops on my wireless network. They each display a "limited or no connectivity" message although the signal strength is always fine. The router is working because I have a desktop that connects directly to it, and the Internet works for it. I have tried releasing and renewing the IP address on the laptops, but it always says it can't renew it. The drivers are all up to date for the Wireless card, so it's not that either. I have tried pinging and powercycling to no avail. In command prompt, it also says that it could not connect to the DHCP server. I do not know how to fix this and have searched for answers but cannot find any. I would appreciate any help that anyone can give me before I resort to asking Dell or Comcast for help, as they aren't the nicest people in the world to deal with.
What kind of router is it? At what frequency? How far are the laptops from the router? Have these laptops connected to the router in the past? Do you have a cordless phone in your house and if so at what frequency? How close are your neighbors to your home? Do you know if they have a wireless router in their home at the same frequency? How about a cordless phone at the same frequency?
My first suggestion would be to change the channel in your router settings and attempt to connect to the router wirelessly with the laptop sitting right next to the router. Try to see if you can rule out if it is some type of radio interference that you are encountering.
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