Dell :: 1510 / Wireless Connection Takes Forever To Connect After Laptop Comes Out Of Sleep Mode
Feb 12, 2012
I have a Dell E4300 with a 1510 wireless mini adapter running windows 7 pro with a netgear WNR3500 router running wireless N protocol. I have my laptop setup to sleep when lid is closed. When it awakens the wireless connection will not automatically reconnect and I have to manually select the SSID and connect. It will also reconnect if I use the network troubleshooter. The problem does not happen if I reboot the PC or start from a power off situation. I have the latest Dell driver and I am running the DWLAN utility.
When ever I open the lid to the laptop it takes 5-10 mins before it will automatically connect to a network. Diagnose this network does not find anything, nor provides any troubleshooting. Typically if I open the network connections center and disable the wireless, let it sit for 30 secs or so, and re-enable, it will finally connect.
I know it's not my router, as the laptop does the same thing at work, and multiple different friends house.
I've confirmed that DHCP is set to automatic connect. I've also checked Device Manager/Network adapters/ and unchecked the box "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power"
Problem: I bought my wife and I each a Gateway NV54 laptop this past year. While both of our laptops can acquire a network connection, she is able to browse the internet almost immediately, while my computer takes 30 seconds to a minute longer to connect to the same network, and then can take up to 3 minutes before any web browser recognizes the connection. This happens on every connection I make (school, work, home, etc.)Steps I have taken:
-Updated the driver for my wireless adaptor (Atheros AR5B93 Wireless Network Adapter), and nothing changed.
-Windows 7 service pack (6.1)
-Downloaded AVG, Spybot, Advanced System Care, and IObit Security and run scans in all 4 at least 3 times a week.
-Cleaned up hard drive files so that each of my two hard drives is less than 70% full.
-Removed superfluous internet connections and prioritized the important connections I use regularly.
I have an Inspiron E1705 and my wireless card/adapter takes about 3 minutes to load each log in. I called Dell, and they couldn't find out what was wrong. We tried things from internet settings, to shutting off all the start ups in MS Config. I've had this problem for a very long time. Windows will start up, and it seems like there is a 3 minute wait period of my computer doing nothing, and then finally, the wireless loads in my System Tray.
I use a WUMC710 bridge with desktop PC and a Printer connected to it. When those two devices have been inactive for a while the bridge goes into sleep mode and loses the connection Back to my EA6500. Trying to print something from wireless devices connected to the 6500 elsewhere in the network doesn't "wake up" the bridge. Ihave to unplug the power supply and restart it.
I have TP Link TL-WR740N , Firmware Version: 3.12.11 Build 110915 Rel.40896n . All working fine , but one problem whan I put my PC to sleep mode , and roter stay working , after when I awake PC it lost connection with router !
My laptop is an Inspiron N5010 running the standard Windows 7 64bit. When returning from sleep/hibernate, the internet wont connect automatically. And there is a little red cross over the Internet access icon in the bottom left.After I click to connect to the network it still cannot make the connection. And a yellow '!'' appears over the icon. After I click 'Troubleshoot problems" it will make connection though it can take a minute till its up.
I have checked the option to automatically connect to the network in range. And this used to work fine, but somehow it doesnt work correctly anymore.I have the latest bios and network drivers already.
Every time i boot up my laptop the little blue ring in the lower right corner just completely stops and it keeps me from opening anything and i have to wait at least 2 to 3 minutes to start up?
I used to have ATT DSL but we recently switched to U-Verse. I have a Trendnet TEW-452BRP 54g wireless router than was handling the PPPoE function. It was set to work flawlessly with my wireless cards. No dropped connections, speed or security issues. It always connected quickly from wake up and on start up. Now we have a 2Wire i38HG wireless router/gateway and it's been difficult to properly set my network up as before. I use the Trendnet behind the 2Wire as my wireless router. Took me a while to figure out what to do, but DHCP is disabled on Trendnet so 2Wire does what it needs to. This option works fine for me. The only problem is that at first my wireless card would not automatically connect to the network through the Trendnet when it is in range like I had it set to do previously. When I would force it to, after 3 times it would magically connect on it's own. I made some changes in the Trendnet (Mainly disabling dynamic DNS and NAT) and that seems to have made a difference. To be honest, I don't know if that is significant or not or if it actually made a longterm difference but it seems like it has. So my problem is now that when I put my laptop to sleep and have it wake up, it does not automatically reconnect. It takes about 2 minutes then it does on its own. I read the event viewer and this is the info it gave me - Your computer was not able to renew its address from the network (from the DHCP Server) for the Network Card with network address 0x0018DE0682D8. The following error occurred: 0x79. Your computer will continue to try and obtain an address on its own from the network address (DHCP) server.
Your computer was not assigned an address from the network (by the DHCP Server) for the Network Card with network address 0x0018DE0682D8. The following error occurred: 0x79. Your computer will continue to try and obtain an address on its own from the network address (DHCP) server.
After this, it connects by itself. I don't believe I have configured the 2Wire or Trendnet properly, so I need some guidance and suggestions on this matter.
Laptop - Intel Core Duo 1.66ghz, 2gb Ram, Win7 Professional with SP1, Intel PRO Wireless 3945ABG 2Wire - 192.168.1.254 Trendnet - 192.168.1.1
- I did not change the IP of the Trendnet and I am not sure if I have to.
I just bought a Studio 17 (1749). Got it all configured. It is a beauty. It has the DW 1501 Wireless-N WLAN Half-Mini Card.
The computer detects the 2.4 GHZ network seamlessly. It is unable to detect the 5 GHZ network.
I have a NETGEAR RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Router.
I have no problems connecting to this router with a Studio 15 laptop that I bought in December 2009. The Studio 15 can detect both the 2.4 and 5 GHZ seamlessly. I also have no problems connecting at 270 MB with a work Lenovo XP laptop with a Netgear Wireless-N USB stick.
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This never used to happen but has been occurring for about 5-6 months without an end in sight. The problem is that it takes ages to connect to a network and that networks are not joined automatically. Basically, whenever I open my laptop from sleep, I will see the little blue rotating symbol in the bottom right hand of the screen and it stays there for 2-3 minutes (usually) before it connects. Windows usually pops up an icon which says 'it is taking longer than usual to connect to the network' and it seems to often successfully connect when the connection attempt times out.
Steps I have taken to fix the issue:
- Update the network driver (it is up to date).- Never allow the system to turn off the wireless network adapter (via device manager).- Check that the network has 'join automatically' ticked in the settings.
Our HPG62 notebook and a Dell laptop use wireless router in our home. This AM the Dell connects via wireless, the HP shows green on our wireless network but but the house symbol above the list of available wireless networks says "no internet access". I've tried looking for an external switch but don't see one. We are fairly basic users and don't know what to do.
I have a 1395 Wlan mini-card in my dell vostro 1510 version A21 and it has stopped allowing internet access. it says limited or no access and when i ran the connection diagnostices it failed the authentication.last time the software was update was october 6, 2008.
I have a new Linksys E3000, 2 wired disktops (1 windows 7, 1 windows vista), 2 wireless laptops (both windows Vista), whenever the computers power down into sleep mode and are woke up, I have lost my connections to the router and I am forced to restart the computer. I've been told by one person that this is a problem with vista and windows 7, but wouldn't that have been a problem with my old router also?
we have several Dell machines using W7 and all of them are exhibiting the problem of not connecting to some wifi sources. The wifi appears to connect but no internet connection takes place.
i got a Dir-655 router and Dell 1501 wireless -N mini PCI card (802.11 bgn compliant). Router was set to mix mode but my desktop Dell XP8300 can connect only till G mode.
1) I search on web and some said that i need to set my router to N mode only for my desktop to connect to N mode. IS THIS SOLUTION CORRECT??
2) Another issue was my sis got other old brand latop which can only connect to B mode, if i set to N mode only, she won't be able to connect it right?
I Buyed a new laptop yesterday(24-04-2012) so original W7 and i updated everything incl drivers and everything was great and i let the laptop on when i Was going to sleep and my wireless and lan internet did fine.. But then.. when i wake up suddenly it tells "No Connections Are Available" and i cant find any wifi's anymore + lan does not even work, but the adapters are both working fine it says + they are up to date, the router is fine cuz i have lan on pc and wifi on samsung galaxy, everything about wifi is on incl the button on the laptop..I only have 1 antivirus or so program and i have a red cross @ network and sharing settings?Network adapters (They both work): Atheros AR9285 wireless adapter & Realtek PCIe GBE family controller (both newest drivers installed)
Have already checked in the Device Manager if the �Allow this device to wake the computer� is unchecked.What do I do to bring the sleep mode back without turning off the file sharing (if file sharing caused the problem)?
I have a Dell Latitude D620 and my wireless isn't working. It worked before but then I had a malware/spyware on my computer that blocked my wifi and when I managed to get the program off, my wifi still wouldn't connect. It's not the wireless card because I bought an external one and it did the same thing. It's not my router because my other computer connects to the internet.
Received my new 1510 mini wireless card card today for install in Inspiron 1525 running Vista 32bit.Laptop sees new device but cannot located driver. Run the disk that Dell sent, get message 'No compatible hardware found program will end'
Device manager shows yellow explanation mark under network tab..Have downloaded 6 or 7 different version of the driver but no joy.
So whenever I put my desktop to sleep and then turn it back on, I cannot connect to the internet. My laptops are fine and can connect to the internet w/ the wireless however.When I have windows diagnostic run a troubleshoot and repair, it tells me it can't communicate w/ the primary DNS server and that resetting the Local Area Connection will fix it (And it does).If I restart the computer, it seems to fix this problem as well.I don't get why it can't communicate w/ the DNS and that I have to manually reset the LAC everytime I turn on the computer from sleep mode.
I am completely baffled by what is going on, on our network. We have four HP C4005 Printers. All of them connected to different switches around the network. About every 1-3 hours they all give the error 49FF09 (which is pretty vague, basically a network connectivity issue). Have to reboot to get rid of the error, then it will work again for an hour or so and give the same error (whether print jobs have been sent or not). This started a few days ago out of no where.
I am starting to think its an issue with the network, because they will all go offline at the same time. If I run a constant ping to them, they will all go offline at the same time and return the error. We use all cisco equipment. If I check the port statuses they all say up 100 full with no errors.
I have tried disabling sleep mode on the printers, turned off multicasting, updated firmware for printer and for jetdirect, and used different drivers.
I am trying to download large files which are taking about 3-8 hours to download. I don't have that much time, so I have to put my computer into sleep mode. Now, the problem is, I put it into sleep mode, turn it back on, Chrome says the downloads are finished. I open one of them, and it says the file is corrupt.
slight change in the fact that after looking toward more drivers (newer and older) i have found i did have the 1510, however the rest remains the same. specifically listed in my m17x r1 component list as [code]
I chose to skip upgrading my wireless and got the stock intel centrino 2230 and then use the dell 1510 wireless card from my R1.so the main problem, back when i was on my M17x R1 with the 1510 wireless card and i connected to my router from anywhere in my apartment i rarely ever dropped below 250mbps (around that number, i know there is only specific speeds it will run at but i dont recall exactly) on the 5ghz band. placing the same card into my new system i got at the end of november i rarely get over 150mbps and its often slower or jumping around. now i know 150mbps is a fine connection speed for any internet tasks but the main problem with it isnt the speed but the number of errors. the speed also drops significantly if i move to another room in my apartment, which isnt often but just one wall and then dropping over 100mbps (and only with the new laptop) seems excessive. also using the site monitor causes the errors to jump dramatically.as of this typing my uptime was about 57 minutes and i have a recived packet loss of 380 according to the broadcom wireless utility which came with the dell driver package for the device. now the utility may be wrong and may not mean much of a loss when you look at the other stats shown (packets sent: 36600, packets recieved: 50000, total packet lost %: 0) but it still is making me looking for causes. so what im looking for is what could be causing the problem. i have tried the broadcom/dell driver and the microsoft driver. tried making sure the intel wireless program was removed. tried checking settings in the adaptor. disabling any power saving features on the card. as for things i tried with the router; i changed its channel, rebooted, unplugging for 5 minutes, moving the router to a slightly different spot. now the router says the N speed is up to 450, even on my r1 i never got over 300 which i was fine with and the router didnt change since my r1 dying and my r4 arriving. only things i havnt tried is swapping the antennas (which i dont think would do anything), and a complete reinstall of windows.
Background (only useful if your going to say 'use 2.4ghz band'): now the main reason i did this is because i live in downtown seattle in a somewhat dense apartment building where in the past any attempt at me using my previous laptops to connect to my home router would sometimes randomly disconnect or drop to 1mbps and be unable to load web pages or access anything on the web i wasnt already connected to. this happened on 2 systems i owned, my compal hel80 and my m17x r1 (before upgrading my router to have dual band). trying to figure out why i was having problems i came to the conclusion that using the 2.4ghz band in my area was pretty much pointless, there are over 30 wireless access points within range of my apartment, business and residential, add in other 2.4ghz items (wireless house phones, microwaves, bluetooth from gameconsoles, etc). with all the items in that band it was destroying my usability of a standard connection. this was more noticable as a problem whenever my room mate would get home and turn on his wii which killed my connection instantly. some of it may have been the router we had but at the same time it still happens when i use a laptop on the 2.4ghz band on my new router.
I'm using aironet 1210, 1130, 1100, 1040 autonomous mode, in a University campus network with thousands of daily user.We're using RADIUS authentication and AES/WPA2.In the past, there were some major issues with traffic (broadcast / multicast) in the wireless networks, that would spread all around the campus causing excessive processing at the access-points.To solve the problem we decided to implement access list at the radio interface to drop all the unwanted traffic. [code]
I'm pretty sure this is caused by the ACL (I've tested removing the ACL and the issue never occurred) but I can't just get ride of it.
I have a dell vostro 3350. I use it with both Windows and Linux OS (Mint, Ubuntu).
Recently I faced an issue with my motherboard (I guess it was a matter of short-circuit) so I called the Dell assistance and they quickly came out and substitute my motherboard. After that intervention, my wi-fi and figerprint reading stopped working at all. So I called again Delle assistance and they substituted both the wi-fi and the fingerprint reader. Everything seemed to work fine... since my PC went in hibernate mode.
In fact now the wi-fi card is disabled (not even seen by the OS) after the PC goes in sleep/hibernate mode or even if it is turned off and than on again. I need to turn off and on the PC at least one more time the PC in order to make the wi-fi card found (and working) again.
I checked with all the three OS I have in my PC so I guess the issue isn't related to the drivers. On the other hand, it looks like the wi-fi works totally fine... when it works. It is quite a systematic effect and not related to bumps or mechanical sullicitations, so I guess it is not a matter of wrongly-connected card either..
I installed W8 on my Dell Studio 1735 computer. Wireless Internet access is very very slow. I have not this problem with W7 on the same computer. I tried it with an external Network cable. Very fast, 50mbps. I also tried it with an external USB Belkin wifi adaptor. It works fine. Computer has a Dell Wireless 1500 N WLAN Mini Card. Driver version:5.100.245.20 Date 2012-03-13. I cannot find any better driver.
I have one more problem that I don't have with W7. I cannot rate the computer. The Windows experience index cannot go past the test of Direct3D 10 Texture Load Assesment.
I have 2 laptop one is dell latitude e5430. Its wireless is doing problem... Whenever i connected my wireless i takes too much in opening website.... while on other one it is fine.... ON BROWSER ITS WAITING FOR GOOGLE.COM
My Latitude D630 has been dropping internet connection all the time for the past three days. I looked up similar problems on this blog: a) cleared the DNS cache, b) downloaded windows XP- service pack 3, & 3 network software recommended for my laptop by Dell from the website and updated to the Intel PROSET/Wireless WIFI connection utility, d) ran ipconfig/all from C prompt and know the ethernet connections are disabled, e) called and checked with our local ISP and cleared the connection from their end. To sum it, I have tried everything I know and am still not able to maintain a steady connection to the net using WIFI. However I am able to connect using the cable to the router, so my net provider said the problem is with the wireless connection on the laptop. I didnt have this problem before.
We bought a Dell XPS 15 laptop a few weeks ago and it has been working perfectly until yesterday. The internet (wifi) is connected at a strong signal but will not access unless it is in safe mode with networking.
