Wireless network cuts out

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my airport keeps getting dropped just about every 30 mins i took it to the apple store they said that they fixed it but i dont think so my mbp is only a week and a half old. my dad and i think that it is the airport card and all the research we did says that is the problem any advice

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There are a couple of things you could try - just in case it helps. First set up a Location for Home - place u use it the most - see here go into Sys Prefs > Network > Airport > Location - edit Locations. With that done and selected and MBP connected make sure the DNS numbers are showing up Sys Pefs > Network - should be showing a Primary and Secondary DNS IP number for your ISP at home. If it is not then add like this.
 
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If it is only at your house that it is doing that try changing the channel on your router to "1", I had the same issue and that fixed it.
 

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If it is only at your house that it is doing that try changing the channel on your router to "1", I had the same issue and that fixed it.

I would suggest the same, but a slightly different approach. Use a tool like AirPort Radar to scan your area and find out what other channels are being used. Then, make sure your router is set to a different channel.

Also if your SSID is hidden, make sure you turn that setting off.
 

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