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lillow

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#11849 14-Feb-2007 23:13
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hey guys finally got computer back after getting new motherboad etc put in. now more problems grrrrrrr. well we got wireless telstra cable cause they could not get cables up stiars to where the computer is. it connects to the net then after like 30 sec boardband dissconnects and it cant find a wireless signal then about 30 sec later it goes back on, and it keeps doing this all day and all night and its gettin realy annoying so have to use my gf laptop agian. it cant be router cause i'm using her laptop somust be to do with the usb adaptor that plugs into computer which recives the signal from the router down stiars. its a brand new router and usb adaptor..

any help???????

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rscole86
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  #60831 14-Feb-2007 23:16
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what are the brands and models of the router and usb dongle?

And are you running any encryption?



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  #60875 15-Feb-2007 12:18
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Hi, as I my knowledge tells me it isn't TCL problem, it is the wireless. I have similar problem, I'm not sure your wireless settings, my are fine. I have 3 wireless devices, 2 desktops and a laptop. 1 desktop and laptop work just fine without any problems, but another desktop which is far away from AP has a problem, its connect and disconnect every time cause a poor signal as if I move the desktop close to the AP it works fine.

I see some solutions to solve this problem:
1. Buy a new antenna for my pci card, like this one: Antenna 1 or Antenna 2. For USB I think this one is ok
2. Buy 2 antennas for AP/router;
3. Buy another AP and setup it as AP client and place it as close as possible to the problem desktop

Any other ideas?

Cheers

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