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mikadad 01-05-2009 04:41 PM

ANOTHER WiFi Question
 
Well i will add to the many wifi questions....

I have my bold all set up and connects to my home wifi just fine but then for no reason, the wifi goes grey, but the carrier info still says ATT-2wire111 which is my connection...then it connects back and the wifi icon is lit.
is this normal?

CO_BBTechie 01-05-2009 04:44 PM

Could be a signal interference problem with something else in the area (cordless phone for example.)

You might try to go into your router config and change the channel and see if you have any better luck staying on.

mikadad 01-05-2009 04:53 PM

i will try that. might be a neighbors, we have no house phone with 4 cell phones in the house.

CO_BBTechie 01-05-2009 04:58 PM

The range on those suckers is incredible these days!

mckinneycm 01-05-2009 05:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mikadad (Post 1235063)
Well i will add to the many wifi questions....

I have my bold all set up and connects to my home wifi just fine but then for no reason, the wifi goes grey, but the carrier info still says ATT-2wire111 which is my connection...then it connects back and the wifi icon is lit.
is this normal?

When it goes grey, if it still says ATT - 2wire111, it is still connected to the WiFi and you can still browse via WiFi. All that means is that it lost it's connection to the BB network via WiFi. When it lights back up, it can see the BB network again. Either way, WiFi is not affected.

J 01-06-2009 10:07 AM

good question mikadad.

ive been looking out for that "shaded out" wifi logo, havent seen it yet i dont think. MIne is black and white. I was wondering though...

when im on the web, there is a padlock that is pictured as being opened......does yours do this as well on your home network even though it's wep protected?

mckinneycm 01-06-2009 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by J (Post 1235940)
when im on the web, there is a padlock that is pictured as being opened......does yours do this as well on your home network even though it's wep protected?

The padlock means that the site your are on is unsecured. If you go to a site like bofa.com, you'll see the lock change to closed. That means it is secured. It has nothing to do with the WiFi connection.

J 01-06-2009 01:11 PM

ah thank you....I wasn't sure about that, I was starting worry. Much appreciated, as I probably could dug that up here, my apologies.


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