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Deleted User 47542
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I am using a linksys router and my desktop has a Linksys USB plugin for the wireless connection. This works PERFECTLY fine when it is the only connection being used, yet fails miserably when the laptops are turned on. I've tried changing my ip, turning off firewalls, resetting routers, and almost everything that involves common sense. Any help please? :D  | ||
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sYz-Adrenaline
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andeh
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fight_or_flight
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Deleted User 47542
1484 Posts
Uhm, how do I turn off RTS/CTS? Google failed me. Thanks~ @syz The sim city of my house makes it virtually impossible to use a non wireless connection. Lets just say that glueing tables to a wall was not the greatest idea ever. | ||
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fight_or_flight
United States3988 Posts
It might be that for some reason 802.11b speeds are causing your problem. I think if you have 802.11b mixed with 802.11bg it will force it to the lower 802.11b rates. First you should try lowering your rts/cts fragmentation threshold. Play with it and see if it helps. Just log into your router with the default linksys password for your particular model and there should be an RTS/CTS fragmentation threshold somewhere, possibly under "wireless" or "advanced wireless". It will probably be at 2436 or something (I forget the exact number). Try lowering it. If that doesn't work, try getting an 802.11bgn wireless usb module for your laptop. | ||
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