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    T60p wireless speed issues. please help!

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by andy51289, Jul 26, 2007.

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    About a month ago, i received my T60p with the included Thinkpad A/B/G/N wireless card and immediately connected to my wireless network. Being that the router is Draft-N (Belkin N1), I consistently got 300 mbps.

    Now, for whatever reason, I am only getting 54 mbps ("G" speed) no matter what i do or how close i get to the router. I've reinstalled my router and checked for firmware updates, so the problem shouldn't have anything to do with that. I've also checked for driver updates for my computer, and I am completely up to date. In fact, all of my software and drivers are up to date. Any suggestions? i am completely dumbfounded :confused:
     
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    Also, I'm running vista
     
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    eskimochaos Notebook Evangelist

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    did you check your router settings, try resetting it
     
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    yep, i reset my router completely and made sure all the settings were correct.
     
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    try un-installing access manager and using windows wireless network utility. the access manager could be adjusting power settings and perhaps disabling the "n" functionality of the card. LMK what happens
     
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    i've had access connections uninstalled for a while now. in fact, i used to get 300 mbps with the lenovo software
     
    andy51289, Jul 26, 2007
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