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something is wrong

cartman · 2004-05-26 01:45:19

ok i have my wireless connection setup fine for about 2months now, my laptop has a built in 802.11b wirelss nic and my ap was a 3com ap2000, it was fine downstairs and even outside in the garden but when all doors were closed in the house, i couldnt get reception in my room only very near the door, lyin in bed i had no bb,…

26-05-2004 1:45am

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cartman

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ok i have my wireless connection setup fine for about 2months now, my laptop has a built in 802.11b wirelss nic and my ap was a 3com ap2000,
it was fine downstairs and even outside in the garden but when all doors were closed in the house, i couldnt get reception in my room only very near the door, lyin in bed i had no bb, so i went off a bought a msi wireless ap 4 port switch 802.11g which set me back 105eur, even with this i again have great reception everywhere but once you get upstairs it goes, i have concrete floors and wall, but it should go through them surely,
i have latest drivers n firmware for everything,

anyone know why u cant even get 2mbps in my room just to surf the net??

thanks,
cartman

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#2 26-05-2004 7:24am

BigEejit

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something is shielding the signal .... concrete floors usually have steel reinforcing rods .... dunno if they would affect it that heavily ...

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