Wireless network question...
05 January 2005, 11:24 PM
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Wireless network question...
Im having problems with my Belkin wireless network. For some reason, midway through 99% of downloads or viewing web pages with alot of content the computer disconnects from the network and needs a full reboot.
Its a 54mbits/sec connection with a 60% signal.
Any ideas? Its really annoying :|
Its a 54mbits/sec connection with a 60% signal.
Any ideas? Its really annoying :|
05 January 2005, 11:32 PM
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take it back and get a decent one, they are sh*te 
I had one and did similar, basically it overheated all the time, so i got my money back, and got a real one
I had one and did similar, basically it overheated all the time, so i got my money back, and got a real one
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06 January 2005, 01:26 PM
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You know, I've put 4 of these wireless 54Mb/s buggers in now - various wan routers and dsl routers from Netgear and Linksys and NON of them run consistently smoothly.
The firmware is a bloody joke as well - sometimes the later versions are more problematic than the previous ones!
In fact in an office environment I wouldn't bother unless it was impossible to run cable. That may sound daft but some people just want to have wireless cos its "cool"
The firmware is a bloody joke as well - sometimes the later versions are more problematic than the previous ones!
In fact in an office environment I wouldn't bother unless it was impossible to run cable. That may sound daft but some people just want to have wireless cos its "cool"
07 January 2005, 12:33 AM
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had one and did similar, basically it overheated all the time...
07 January 2005, 03:16 AM
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Originally Posted by DazV
You know, I've put 4 of these wireless 54Mb/s buggers in now - various wan routers and dsl routers from Netgear and Linksys and NON of them run consistently smoothly.
The firmware is a bloody joke as well - sometimes the later versions are more problematic than the previous ones!
In fact in an office environment I wouldn't bother unless it was impossible to run cable. That may sound daft but some people just want to have wireless cos its "cool"
The firmware is a bloody joke as well - sometimes the later versions are more problematic than the previous ones!
In fact in an office environment I wouldn't bother unless it was impossible to run cable. That may sound daft but some people just want to have wireless cos its "cool"
try put the router in a good spot for reception
07 January 2005, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by bighead
never had trouble with my wireless network
try put the router in a good spot for reception
try put the router in a good spot for reception
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