Thread: WIFI problem
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Old 28-09-2005, 23:05   #4
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Re: WIFI problem

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Originally Posted by nffc
The signal's nuked. Check there's no metal nearby, in the direct path and not too many walls, water tanks, cordless phones and microwaves.

Also change the channel, +/-5 from present is what is reconmmended.
Nothing had changed I changed the channel but still no change


Quote:
Originally Posted by fisheddie
can you connect to the router via a cable? check the wireless setting and maybe disable the encryption to test...
or does your computer shows network available or it just say 'no network available'?
I can connect to the router via my desktop.

I disabled encyption and upstairs no real difference (11MB poor signal strength)
came downstairs and got 54MB very good signal strength.
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Should I do a reset to factory setup on the Wireless Access Point and set a new encryption setting
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