Have tried both Windows managed and Asus managed. Former was difficult
to setup, whereas latter was easy. However neither is stable.

If I turn the laptop off, wait a few minutes, then power it up again,
the WLAN is still there. But after turning off the laptop overnight,
the on-board wireless NIC inevitably can't connect to the AP (wireless
ADSL modem router) next morning.

Have an external USB Netgear wireless NIC that invariably works, but
it is a nuisance to have to use especially when the laptop has onboard
WLAN.

Any clues?

TIA
jd

On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 11:17:39 +1100, Gaius Baltar <baltar@nowere.now>
wrote in <0s9uv253068occih246qm2gnm19v3omrr8@4ax.com>:

>Have tried both Windows managed and Asus managed. Former was difficult
>to setup, whereas latter was easy. However neither is stable.
>
>If I turn the laptop off, wait a few minutes, then power it up again,
>the WLAN is still there. But after turning off the laptop overnight,
>the on-board wireless NIC inevitably can't connect to the AP (wireless
>ADSL modem router) next morning.
>
>Have an external USB Netgear wireless NIC that invariably works, but
>it is a nuisance to have to use especially when the laptop has onboard
>WLAN.
>
>Any clues?

Hard to say. A lot more details would be helpful.

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