Your best bet is Toshiba’s support site for the laptop. Most of the Network/Internet related "Magic" suits at best do nothing to improve the connection many times, they hinder the Network.Ītheros does not provide open download of their OEM generic Wireless chipset drivers. I would try to uninstall and clean after Sys Mechanic, then see what happens. I there anyplace to download the original drivers with the Atheros chipset that will permit the Microsoft(tm) IP software to bind to the driver? (Coincidentally, IOLO, the maker of System Mechanic, is offering a premium service to help solve system problems.) I now have a less sensitive receiver and connections are stable. Were detected, Airport would drop my link. On my Mac under Airport, when these changes According to my ATT tech, some of the receivers on the router are too sensitive and changes to the available net hooks occur frequently with these. I am aware of a problem with frequent dropping of WiFi connections. My Mac connects to Wifi with no problems. I'm using a U-verse ATT router and can connect via Ethernet cable. (I regret not doing a system backup when I first bought it.)
I tried resetting the defaults to no avail. Now, I get the diagnostic, 'There might be a problem with the driver for the Network Connection Adapter.' Additional information says, "IP stack can't be loaded onto driver." I tried deleting the driver and reinstalling it to some effect. This started after I did a System Mechanic 'Network Optimize' function to improve the efficiency of The protocol stack worked for a week, but now no Wifi connectiions are recognized. I am running 64bit Windows 7 Home Premium, Atheros AR9285 wifi card.
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