Windows can not connect to wireless network

**Ophelia_ogaard** · 06-04-2010

I have a zoom dsl wireless modem. We connect to the internet through an on campus server. They were the ones that sold us the router, and they have them programmed the way it needs to be in order to connect properly.

I never had trouble connecting, or staying connected till a few months ago.
Now I can be in the middle of uploading something, or just browsing, and I'll get disconnected. When I try to connect I get
"Windows can not connect to ******
Wireless association failed because Windows did not receive any response from the wireless router or access point."

I can keep trying to reconnect for 10 minutes before it actually connects. It boots me upwards or 30 times a day.

I thought it was the router, but the people that control the network said it must be my computer....

Any advice?

**Shen** · 07-04-2010

The issue could well being related to the same that is the connection is dropping out due to the parameters that is been assigned may have some problem associated with the same. In order to make the things to work out well you need to re-assign the IP address of the same. This may sort the issue. Check out.