Laptop Wi-Fi connectivity problem?
My hp elite book will not stay connected to the Internet at my house. My dads laptop does, our iPad does, our iPhones do, but my laptop will not stay connected for over 15 minutes. What could the problem be?
Added (1). It goes ok until it gets to identifying, then I stops. It works everywhere else but my house. I've always had problems with my Wi-Fi, but I normally lose coverage and I comes back a little later, but once it goes on my laptop I have to reset the route.
But is it ok everywhere else? Thats the one piece of information you have not mentioned. I'm assuming the answer is yes some people may not.
If that is the case the answer may be the IP address lease when it goes of next time type command line thats "cmd" in the run box.type "ipconfig /release it will come up with things line ip address default gateway etc. Then type "ipconfig /renew" that should give you a new ip address try that first.
If it works elswhere then logically the fault does not lie with your computer, but like I daid that bit of pertinent information you did not give.
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