The laptop is connected to the wi-fi router and periodically breaks the connection to the internet. After reconnecting, the Wi-Fi reboot on the laptop reconnects to the internet. on another laptop is the same ... is it the router's fault?

As the logic indicates - initially the router's fault. Start by checking if it has the current firmware. There can be many reasons, including interference on the channel. Try switching to a different channel. If the above does not help, try encrypting. In my experience, it also shows that sometimes wi-fi disconnects when using mixed devices on a network - g / b and n. The rest of the advice after completing the data.

Most likely, it's the router's fault, as a colleague wrote, it would be best to reconfigure it or change it for a moment to see if the problem will occur.

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The laptop is connected to the wi-fi router and periodically breaks the connection to the internet. After reconnecting, the Wi-Fi reboot on the laptop reconnects to the internet. on another laptop is the same ... is it the router's fault?
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As the logic indicates - initially the router's fault.
Start by checking if it has the current firmware.
There can be many reasons, including interference on the channel. Try switching to a different channel.
If the above does not help, try encrypting.
In my experience, it also shows that sometimes wi-fi disconnects when using mixed devices on a network - g / b and n.
The rest of the advice after completing the data.
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Most likely, it's the router's fault, as a colleague wrote, it would be best to reconfigure it or change it for a moment to see if the problem will occur.
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Mateusz7LT wrote:
is this the router's fault?

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