limited or no connectivity

[Blackberry]

I know I posted this a thime ago, but I actually still don't know how you could solve the problem 'limited or no connectivity' message. I see that this question is often asked so it might be helpfull to solve it and make a sticky on the q&a forum. For beeing clear the following things aren't the problem:
*Bad connection
*Bad software/drivers (or any other software issues)
*Spyware/viruses
The problem I see alot that it works good for a long time, but suddenly it doesn't work for a few hours/days
I know this can be solved with rebooting your router and modem, but isn't there an easier way to solve thas or to make that it doesn't come back?

[edit]Forgot to mention that hardware isn't the problem neither, and that the problem is cause with WIRELESS connection[/edit]

[Rob Pomeroy]

If your problem is faulty hardware, you need to replace it.  9 times out of 10 though, this message goes away if youuse static IP addresses on your LAN.  Or a decent DHCP server.

[Blackberry]

If your problem is faulty hardware, you need to replace it.  9 times out of 10 though, this message goes away if youuse static IP addresses on your LAN.  Or a decent DHCP server.

Forgot to mention, hardware isn't the problem neither. But what you say from that static IP adress is interesting, I don't know if I have it. What is it usefull for (to solve this problem) and how can I change it?

[edit]Forgot to mention this problem is with an WIRELESS connection[/edit]

[Rob Pomeroy]

Have you read the networking FAQ yet, blackberry?  It's all in there...

[Mango007]

I had this problem. What worked for me was to disable the internet from your pc. Then shut down. You then switch the router of from the mains. Then after about a minute put the router back on. Then you turn back on your pc and enable back the internet on your pc. I have no idea how it worked but it worked for other people to. After I did this I never needed to do it again.

Hope that helps.

[rockerest]

I had this problem. What worked for me was to disable the internet from your pc. Then shut down. You then switch the router of from the mains. Then after about a minute put the router back on. Then you turn back on your pc and enable back the internet on your pc. I have no idea how it worked but it worked for other people to. After I did this I never needed to do it again.

Hope that helps.

Most of what that did could probably be achieved with a command prompt and the lines:
"ipconfig /release"
"ipconfig /flushdns"
"ipconfig /renew"

All you did was force you router to reissue network IP addresses.