Wireless network (N)

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  1. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 32bit
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       #11

    MyWin7 said:
    what make/type is the router?

    your jumping signal strength indicate a problem with walls or neighbours :)
    Linksys WRT 320n.
    im around 10-12m away from my router
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  2. Posts : 139
    Win7 x86
       #12

    Okay that box!
    First get the signal strength even - other wireless equipment in the house? (switch off and see), what's your walls? - brick something? or steel-frame construction?
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  3. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 32bit
    Thread Starter
       #13

    no other wireless equipment. as in they are all off. And yea brick walls :\
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  4. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 32bit
    Thread Starter
       #14

    well i know whats the bottleneck now. cause when im just a few metres nearer to the box, like from my sister's room and i run a speedtest i get 8400kbps down speed. but when im in my room i get 4400kbps >.<. how do i boost the range of the signal?
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  5. Posts : 139
    Win7 x86
       #15

    possibility to reposition the router to a best possible place? - (least walls, maybe upstairs since ceilings usually are more shallow)

    Townhouse? - interfering neighbours very close by?

    once the signal is good and stable - set adapters and router to N and see if it physically works. If so you then you can activate wireless security to prevent others from joining your Internet ride :)
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  6. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 32bit
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       #16

    erm, sorry for sounding all noobish but how do i "set adapters and router to N" :P
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  7. Posts : 501
    Windows 7 Ultimate X64
       #17

    fattyking said:
    erm, sorry for sounding all noobish but how do i "set adapters and router to N" :P
    Type IP address 192.168.1.1 is the default for Linksys
    configure ur settings within that page reboot may be required, and check N only
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  8. Posts : 501
    Windows 7 Ultimate X64
       #18

    here's an example i just screen saved my dlink router you can choose either mixed (i have to but i can also use N only and make sure you configure your security settings as mentioned from MyWin7
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Wireless network (N)-router-1.jpg   Wireless network (N)-router-2.jpg  
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  9. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 32bit
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       #19

    grimreaper said:
    here's an example i just screen saved my dlink router you can choose either mixed (i have to but i can also use N only and make sure you configure your security settings as mentioned from MyWin7
    Yea im using Mixed as well since my sister's desktop cant use "N". i have checked my security settings as well. Now i moved the router and its pointing directly at me but i still dont get my 8000 kbps from the speedtest. so im thinking theres something wrong with my adapter on my laptop?
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  10. Posts : 501
    Windows 7 Ultimate X64
       #20

    here's your options ; update the Linksys router's firmware if there is one, assuming you correctly configured the router where only you and your sister use the connection (maybe she's downloading something at the same time you were running speedtest?).
    If there is an update to your router, remember it will clear all settings and you will have to configure the settings again.
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