Having problems with the wifi on my lappy, i am assuming that the drivers are not working correctly and most probably a V64 issue
best speed i can get out of the wifi is 2.7MB/s which is pretty much wifi g speed
- ive checked the router
- installed new drivers
- removed completely and reinstalled to no luck
currently running
- Intel® Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN: 11.5.0.32
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?ProductID=2753&DwnldID=13001&lang=eng
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ScifiMike12 Drinking the good stuff
Wait, are you talking about your actual download speed is 2700 kilobytes/s or your connection is showing as 2.7Mbit?
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I'm running ver: 12.0.0.52, dated: 17/01/2008, with no problems, connect at 130Mbps+ on N, do a windows update (on Vista) to get the update.
Buda -
^^ thanks for your idea, tried the windows update and it didnt come up?
strange, must think its the latest version for some reason...
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Having Wireless N wont make your actual downloads speeds faster than G since g also supports 2700 kbps it would only make it faster if your connection was higher than the G speed which is 54mb
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Looks like it was an accidental release of this driver version which is causing some problems with people who installed it... Personally I have zero problems with this new driver and find it more responsive than the previous version.
Buda -
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still having issues with no luck, took the rear inspection plate off to check the wires and they all seam good, tried a different router i am guessing perhaps its a v64 issue, anyone else had any issues?
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NotebookYoozer Notebook Evangelist
o man, you seriously need to reread and understand what it is 12345 told you. -
NotebookYoozer Notebook Evangelist
sorry, i'm still laughing...
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHA
*phew*
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So what speed is your net connection? Wireless N is only relevant for local traffic. i.e. copying files from one machine to another.
Your downloading speed will be limited by your ISP which is most likely significantly less that Wireless G speeds, let alone wireless n.
Assuming 2.7MB/s is Mega Bytes that you appear to have ~20 megabit connection.
Assuming 2.7MB/s is mega bits then you have approx ~3 megabit connection. -
NotebookYoozer - yeah thanks for your usless input
m1530 wifi n speed issues
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