From: noone@invalid.invalid.com   
      
   Winston wrote:   
      
   > "Yes"  writes:   
   > > I'd like to get things set up so that I don't have the disconnects,   
   > > but don't know what options I have.  The only given is that the   
   > > router stays where it is now.   
   >   
   > If the router has more than 1 antenna, have you tried rotating the   
   > router?  Changing its antenna angle(s)?  The antenna on your adapter   
   > and the antenna(s) on the router should be at least somewhat the same   
   > orientation (vertical, horizontal; relatively perpendicular is what to   
   > avoid).  Just something easy to try...   
   >  -WBE   
      
   There's no external antenna on the router that I can see.  It's a   
   Gateway router provided by AT&T as an enticement when I originally   
   switched from DSL to their internet service (about 4 or 5 years ago).   
   I have it sitting horizontally but it can be placed in an upright   
   position.   
      
   John   
      
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