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--Dave--

posted on 23rd May 06 at 11:59

it's not torrents. Have been downloading stuff from the microsoft website and doing speed tests from numerous sources.

Like I said, it works fine when the ethernet cable is plugged in, it's only slow over wireless


Bart

posted on 23rd May 06 at 11:57

is this the same download your doing tho?

your download speed is massively affected by where your downloading from.
IF your talking about torrents, i wouldnt take that at face value.

Also, your broadband will take a couple of days to settle down.
i wouldnt go upgrading your firmware just yet if i was you.
Plus, i would only tend to upgrade firmware if it was the last option, as it can be risky.


--Dave--

posted on 23rd May 06 at 10:59

cheers Allan, will try that


_Allan_

posted on 23rd May 06 at 10:55

Check to see if your router has a firmware upgrade. Most should have the option in the admin login.


--Dave--

posted on 23rd May 06 at 10:42

was trying to find specs of it last night but had no luck. I thought it would be capable.


Marc

posted on 23rd May 06 at 10:33

Could be then that the router is transmiting as quickly as it can.


--Dave--

posted on 23rd May 06 at 10:29

the signal strength still says 'Excellent' though.


Marc

posted on 23rd May 06 at 10:22

I notice differences depending how close I am to the router.


--Dave--

posted on 23rd May 06 at 10:11

:wave:

Just got my broadband upgraded to 4meg (from 2meg). Some of you may know that I'm currently using a wireless router to connect to the net from my laptop.

When I'm downstairs (wireless), downloads are nowhere near what they should be, I'm getting 230-260kb/s.

When I go upstairs and plug in the ethernet cable, I'm getting 600-630kb/s.

Am I right in thinking that my wireless router can't handle the download speeds? Are there any routers out there that can?

Cheers

Dave