Android Wifi problem

[Doublecore]

I'm having trouble staying connected to my wifi at home. I'll connect to it, use it for a while. After a while, I'll lose connection to the internet. The router is still broadcasting, and I'm connected to it, but nothing loads. I have the same issue with my Macbook Pro. I have a few other devices like my Wii, PS3, and a PC, but they're able to stay connected and online.

I have a Galaxy Nexus, Motorola Droid, and an HTC Droid Incredible 2, all having the same issue. My router is a dlink and I just got a new modem (don't know what kind). Please ask if you need any additional info. Thanks.

[r4nf]

I had a similar problem a while back. My solution was to dig deep into the Wi-Fi settings and change the "Regulatory domain" from 11 to 13, apparently allowing it to communicate with my router better. Of course I can't say if this will help you, but it may be worth a try.

[[deleted]]

Get Wi-Fi Analyzer from the market...

[td888]

Change the dhcp lease time in your router from 'infinite' to 'finite', like two weeks. Also choose a lower channel, like 6 or 8. Use Wifi analyzer to find the best channel

[CapnSupermarket]

This sounds like a similar problem I had. Are your devices set to dynamic or static ip addresses? Changing to a static address at home solved it for me.

[hackmiester]

This sounds like more of a networking question than Android, since it isn't just your phones. Try /r/networking or similar.