Annoying wifi program with 4355

[importluva]

I have been using my new 4355 for about a week now, and I must say I love it. However, I have been having problems with the wifi portion. I can get on my network quite easily after a fresh soft-reset. However, after I have turned the wifi on/off/on again or turn on/off/on the ipaq, it loses its ability to find networks. In other words, after I use wifi once or twice, I can't get it to work again until i perform a soft reset. Everything else (including bluetooth) works great. ANy ideas? Thanks for the help in advance

[importluva]

I have been using my new 4355 for about a week now, and I must say I love it. However, I have been having problems with the wifi portion. I can get on my network quite easily after a fresh soft-reset. However, after I have turned the wifi on/off/on again or turn on/off/on the ipaq, it loses its ability to find networks. In other words, after I use wifi once or twice, I can't get it to work again until i perform a soft reset. Everything else (including bluetooth) works great. ANy ideas? Thanks for the help in advance

[Steven Cedrone]

Well, since I don't have a 43xx series I can only try to help until someone else steps in...

Here's a thought: does this happen with all wireless networks? Do you have another WAP you can go to to test to see if the problem is the same???

Steve

[importluva]

well here is the thing. i live in an apt on campus and there are a bunch of wifi networks around. My problem is that once i use the wifi on my ipaq and turn it/the device off, it won't see ANY networks until i do a soft reset. i think it is somewhat weird, but a review i read confirms what has
however many people have sated that it doesnt happen to them. i'm considering a hard reset but i wanna troubleshoot before i go ahead and do that.

[Steven Cedrone]

Ooof...

That doesn't sound good...

How about this: a full backup, this way you can do a hard reset and if it's not a hardware problem, you can get back to your current configuration...

Steve

[importluva]

Well I ended up doing a hard reset and then a full restore, but that didn't solve the problem. So, I just hard reset again and reloaded everything from the top. Seems to be working fine now, but some new "bugs" arose. I'm going to have to look into it, but I think I'm fine, at least with my wifi troubles. Thanks for the help steve!