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09-25-2013 02:57 PM - edited 09-25-2013 03:02 PM
Hi
I recently encounter this terrible problem with my Wifi, everything used to be working fine until a recent Windows 8 update (i don't remember which one exactly) because i used to think the problem is related to my antivirus or that i need to reinstall my windows because its gets laggy
The Problem is that the Wifi keep coming and going, which causes terrible lag and hangs when i try to play an online games such as Dota2 or others
please check this picture: http://i.imgur.com/U0Ns0Yw.png
the picture shows the behaviour of the Wifi during an online game, it keeps going up then down to ZERO (there when it lags in game) then go up and so on
i've tried many version of driver already, installed the latest didn't do anything, installed the older ones .. still nothing works.
Notes:
- the problem is not caused by my Router, i checked that with my other PC and it work just fine with no lag whatsoever
- my laptop is an HP Pavilion g6 2212ek
- currently i installed the lastest version of Ralink 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter Driver the 2013-04-27 , Version5.0.25.0
- My Wifi adapter is: Ralink RT3290 802.11bgn wifi adapter
anyone having the same problem as me? , anything to solve this issue? please help!
thanks a lot
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09-26-2013 01:57 PM
Hi 😄
i think i sloved the problem, after a whole morning of messing around with drivers and reboots
the trick is to go to the
1- controle panel
2- click on hardware and sound
3- in the devices and printers click on "Device Manager"
4- in the "Device Manager" click on "network adapters" then right click on ralink 802.1bgn wi-fi adapter then click on "properties"
5- go to advanced
6- choose Roaming Sensitivity
7- change value to Disable
that worked out for me, i hope it do the same for you 🙂
09-25-2013 04:32 PM
Hi
This is the older version on the Ralink driver.. uninstall the one from device manager and install this one and see if it helps..
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&softwareitem=ob-116475-1
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09-26-2013 03:38 AM
Buddy, we're in the same boat. 4 days ago my internet started dropping continuously. It's a major frustration. It's almost impossible to play any sort of online game. I did a lot of looking around on the internet, and it seems that this is a very common problem with the newer HP laptops (not sure, but almost certain it's something to do with HP using W8).
Thus far i have been unable to find a solution myself, even after trying multiple and multiple different things.
I tried getting help for HP Online Support, but it was an utter joke. The clown on the other end told me to do exactly what i had been trying to do the past 3 days, even after i told him plenty times that i already tried what he suggested. His final suggestion was to turn my power settings from pwer save, to high performance. I'm no genius, but i'm not sure how my battery settings are connected to my WiFi.
Only thing i can suggest is to recover your PC back to an older version. i started having this problem 4 days ago, so just recover it to a week or two ago, and you should be fine.
09-26-2013 01:57 PM
Hi 😄
i think i sloved the problem, after a whole morning of messing around with drivers and reboots
the trick is to go to the
1- controle panel
2- click on hardware and sound
3- in the devices and printers click on "Device Manager"
4- in the "Device Manager" click on "network adapters" then right click on ralink 802.1bgn wi-fi adapter then click on "properties"
5- go to advanced
6- choose Roaming Sensitivity
7- change value to Disable
that worked out for me, i hope it do the same for you 🙂
12-06-2013 06:52 PM
Hello jreichow. I understand you are witnessing a Code 39 error with your device, and I will do my best to assist you! This error indicates that the appropriate drivers for the device are not installed, or they are corrupted. To troubleshooting the issue, please visit this Microsoft website: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310123
When you enter the website, it may prompt you to download and install Microsoft Fix-it to resolve the issue. If so, download and run it since it might resolve the issue. Otherwise, please locate the appropriate troubleshooting steps for Code 39 and follow them.
Please respond when you complete the troubleshooting so I know the results. I'm only here to help!
Mario
