Originally Posted by
amydaveg
I tried calling the ISP many times and they got to the point that I should just switch to cablevision or another company so i can use a different router.
When Click on the task tray, and right click the X, it says windows did not find any problems with your internet connection.
The Actiontec support blamed microsoft.
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if your laptop is wireless and has a jack on it that is the same as the one you hardwire the network to then it has 2 network adapters. it's typical to have 2 network adapters in a laptop.
if your other computer is a desktop well, you would have a little antenna in the back. (like a cordless phone). if it doesn't, and it just has one plug for a network cable, then you have one network adapter.
there is a way to look into the device manager in the control panel to see if you have more than one. but for simple sakes, I skiped that. (or if you want us too, just say so someone will be more than happy to show you how)
I like how verizon puts the blame on microsoft because they don't know how to resolve your problem
I don't have any experience with your setup. I assume you have a modem, and then a wireless router.
which you have one hard wired to the router and the laptop uses a wireless signal. are you experiencing this problem with both computers?
My internet connection for a while was doing just that. it was a problem on the ISP's end. they admitted it to me. but knew about it and was working on the system.
I honestly suspect you are having the same problem just verizon isn't saying or don't know of the problem.
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