I just had that same exact error message, using free WiFi while staying at
the LaQuinta in Sacramento. It was a router issue. Access was spotty, come
and go, then nothing. Disconnecting and trying to "repair" wouldnt fix it.
When it was connected, it had good signal strength.

I was wondering if there was a set number of conection limit hit, and it
would drop.


"Feverish" <feverish@NOcox.SPAM.net> wrote in message
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>I have a network set up in my house. Three computers connect via wireless.
>All three have Very good to excellent signal strength, all three can
>connect using current setup.
>
> Here's the problem: all three periodically drop off the network with the
> limited or no connection error. From time to time they will just as
> suddenly re-connect, and work fine.
> I know it has to do with the router assigning a DHCP address, but what is
> causing it NOT to assign said address?
> The router is a brand new Linksys WRT54G, two of the three computers have
> Linksys cards, one has a D-link card.
> All computers running XP-SP2 using Windows networking software.
>
>
>
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