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by IwillQuitAtLevel50 on December 30th, 2007

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Why would a wireless router randomly stop allowing internet traffic?. i.e. The network is still connected but it says "cannot find server" or whatever. It takes a router reset to fix the problem

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  • by Ospreyluvr on May 5th, 2008

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    I just recently experienced this problem. Are you using a ethernet box with your wireless network? If so, your ethernet box is pretty much dead. I had to replace my ethernet box about 3 weeks ago. The box basically gets tired of messing with the wireless router, so, you must replace the ethernet box. The old box is still usable. I use the old box for system link with my Xbox 360. It works well. The new box has not had a problem, so that is what i suggest.

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