Windows 7: Network connection drops with XBOX 360

[Baijnath]

Recently bought a DELL computer, windows 7 as the operating system. Using a home network to access the internet from my owned computer. The problem is that it drops the connection in every 2-3 minute, and the it will again the reconnect with the internet after the interval of the 5-10 minute. I have a XBOX 360, Along with the internet the XBOX 360 is also drops the connection. The disconnection is also happens when my system is connected with the network. How can I overcome from the problem? Any idea…

[Broad-Man]

In wireless connection, there is a technique known as Auto switch, it is used to auto connect the connection if it drops. Which will disable the wireless card when you connected through the LAN. And if this is not connected it will again reconnect the network by disabling the LAN connection. It will ensures that you are using a fastest connection. It used to reduce the redundancy of the network.

[TEcH GuRuJI]

You should try this command prompt for the issue; I had a similar problem in my network wifi connection. I did this, you will sure get help by using this.
1.Click to start
2.Type cmd in the search option.
3. run as admin
4. Then type: IP \release
5. Hit on ENTER
6 Again type : IP \renew
7.Restart the computer

[SaleemJI]

Hello,
I replaced NETGEAR router with the new one (Belkin N1 wireless). The number of the router is F5D8231-4. There is a problem in my old router, regarding the low rate of network speed strength. And the problem with my new router is it drops the connection continuously. I feeling so sad after investing a huge amount for the new router, and it is not properly working. Any suggestion will be appreciated.

[newtech]

Apply the following process. Hope it will help you.

1.Open your Web Browser, and type 192.168.2.1 in the address bar.
2.Click on the address bar of the web browser.
3.type Click Login in the upper right hand portion of the page.
4.Click on SUBMIT, the router will not console with the password.
5. Go to "Connection Type" option, under the "Internet WAN" in the router configuration page.
6.Select PPPoE/PPPoA connection type of the router page.
7. Click on NEXT. Then change the router idle time from 0 to 99.
8. Select the connection type which you have selected on the router page if PPPoE/PPPoA and Click on next.

[Abebi]

I also had a similar issue with my network router. It also drops the connection from the last couple of days. Sometimes gives me 2 to 3 hour back up without no problem and sometimes it drops in every 2 minute. I check the entire cable, but found nothing. I also don’t install any new software in my computer. Any suggestion to how can I fix this one.