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Windows 7: Absolutely terrible network connection

18 Nov 2009  
Nubifier

Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
10 posts
 
 
Absolutely terrible network connection

I'm sorry but I have to make you guys say "oh no, not another belkin issue with Windows 7"

I've read through a number of posts already for an issue related to mine but I couldn't find one, so forgive me if this is already posted somewhere.

I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit Build 7600

And the issue I'm having is with my Belkin F5D8053 V3011 Wireless N Adapter

For some odd reason the rest of the computers in my house have a good connection to the network, but when I try to connect, I get pings in excess of 2000 on a very regular basis to even the most basic of sites (google).

I can connect, I can use it, but everything is horribly slow and boggish. This only started earlier this week after having Windows 7 installed for a week. Any ideas?

PS. I am not the only wireless adapter in the house, I am simply the only one with issues.

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18 Nov 2009  
zigzag3143

Win 8 Release candidate 8400
2,141 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Nubifier View Post
I'm sorry but I have to make you guys say "oh no, not another belkin issue with Windows 7"

I've read through a number of posts already for an issue related to mine but I couldn't find one, so forgive me if this is already posted somewhere.

I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit Build 7600

And the issue I'm having is with my Belkin F5D8053 V3011 Wireless N Adapter

For some odd reason the rest of the computers in my house have a good connection to the network, but when I try to connect, I get pings in excess of 2000 on a very regular basis to even the most basic of sites (google).

I can connect, I can use it, but everything is horribly slow and boggish. This only started earlier this week after having Windows 7 installed for a week. Any ideas?

PS. I am not the only wireless adapter in the house, I am simply the only one with issues.
Hi and welcome

I will bet you are running homegroup with mixed XP, vista amd win 7 machines, right?

Homegroup utilizes IPv6 which is know to cause random drops, slow downs, flaky connections in mixed machine networks

If you want to change it go into where you set up networing in the first place.Kill the homegroup and you can change from homegroup to workgroup

Let us know if you need nelp with any of this


Ken J+++++
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18 Nov 2009  
APCY

Windows 7
20 posts
Lithuania
 
 

Can you tell me exactly where i can finde this IPv6. And if i off this IPv6, for my pc will nothing happen:? Only my ping will be lower?
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18 Nov 2009  
Nubifier

Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
10 posts
 
 

Hello, thanks for the welcome and reply.

I just left the homegroup my computer made and made sure my workgroup name was the same as the rest of the network. It seemed to help a little, but my connection is still bouncing a lot.

Webpages load better but I still can't sustain an online game, is there something I missed in your instructions?
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