DNS Server

torrentg · 03 Dec 2009

Those are available frequency ranges. Try setting a different channel while using 2.4 then.

US = 1 -11 available
Europe = 1 - 13 available

(Depends on firmware)

Barman58 · 03 Dec 2009

One other thing to check - if this is an older router - check if there is a firmware update available from D-Link - there were changes to the Network stack between XP and Vista and minor changes between Vista and win7 - an upgrade to the latest firmware may correct the drop outs

kshook2009 · 03 Dec 2009

Changed it to 2.463 Ch-11 well see what happens,

its a brand new router... I think maybe the newest one dlink makes?

Dark Nova Gamer · 03 Dec 2009

kshook2009 said:

Changed it to 2.463 Ch-11 well see what happens,

its a brand new router... I think maybe the newest one dlink makes?

Doesn't mean there isn't a firmware update.

Barman58 · 03 Dec 2009

One thing that did cause time-out problems on some routers with Vista was the “Receive Window Auto-Tuning”

Switching this off cured the issues in many cases - This tuning is still used in win7

Commands need to be run in an elevated command prompt

Switch off

Code:

netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

Switch On

Code:

netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal

Display Settings

Code:

netsh interface tcp show global