why is wireless such a pain?
On a serious note, do you have the correct drivers, and if you do, are they drivers that have been developed correctly or just thrown together from other drivers that "works for the most part".
Reboot the router?
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You did not describe the hardware. Is the wireless client a laptop computer? Is this client the only system in your home having wireless trouble?
I would bring in another wireless client into the house like another laptop. How well do it work with your router?
Try walking through your home, from the point of outage to the wireless router. Does quality improve? Do you have walls between the router and the client? Is there any sort of electronic interference in your home like a flakey or failing wireless telephone setup?
Good luck.
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