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abqtommy

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3. Thinking about this I doubt that it's a problem with your Lenovo machine since it readily

Reply to Orrex (Original post)

Sun Apr 25, 2021, 12:00 PM

Apr 2021

connects to another network. That leaves your network. I'd go over all settings, passwords
and after trying that then I'd contact Comcast but only if you have to. LOL I use Comcast
myself. Don't be shy about searching online for some help as in "why is this happening?".
I get a lot of good out of that.

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One computer on home network keeps dropping off [View all] Orrex Apr 2021 OP

Call up comcast Casady1 Apr 2021 #1

Probably not a Comcast issue. cos dem Apr 2021 #2

Agreed. Computers tend to look for the strongest signal Miguelito Loveless Apr 2021 #6

Worth a try Orrex Apr 2021 #9

Thinking about this I doubt that it's a problem with your Lenovo machine since it readily abqtommy Apr 2021 #3

You answered it but I was going to suggest a WiFI extender underpants Apr 2021 #4

A few thoughts MerryHolidays Apr 2021 #5

#2 is important... targetpractice Apr 2021 #14

silly thought Dan Apr 2021 #7

Not a silly thought, unless you and I both had the same silly thought Orrex Apr 2021 #10

Did the lenovo get a recent wifi driver update? Pobeka Apr 2021 #8

Hmm... Possibly. Orrex Apr 2021 #11

Had a similar problem with our home network. Emrys Apr 2021 #12

I had a similar issue with comcast. Prairie_Seagull Apr 2021 #13