2.4GHz phones.........

and wifi. I cannot seem to hold a wifi connection anywhere in the house no
matter what i do. Someone suggested that it may be my three portable phones,
kitchen, den, & bedroom (closest to wifi router).

Dell Truemobile 1500 card
Linksys wbef4s11 router
windows xp on portable

can someone elaborate on this?

tia

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 01:30:06 GMT, DssSouth spoketh

>and wifi. I cannot seem to hold a wifi connection anywhere in the house no
>matter what i do. Someone suggested that it may be my three portable phones,
>kitchen, den, & bedroom (closest to wifi router).
>
>Dell Truemobile 1500 card
>Linksys wbef4s11 router
>windows xp on portable
>
>can someone elaborate on this?
>
>tia
>

Could be your phone. Wifi and cordless phones are both on 2.4GHz, and my
old Panasonic phone would kill my wireless network... If your phones
aren't DSS, that's your problem...

Lars M. Hansen
www.hansenonline.net
Remove "bad" from my e-mail address to contact me.
"If you try to fail, and succeed, which have you done?"

Try moving the phones and the base station farther away from the router. Try
changing the router's channel to either 1, 6 or 11. If that doesn't work,
replace your phones with either 900mhz or 5ghz phones.

>From: "DssSouth" (E-Mail Removed)
>Date: 2/27/2004 8:30 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <yaS%b.1346$(E-Mail Removed)>
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>and wifi. I cannot seem to hold a wifi connection anywhere in the house no
>matter what i do. Someone suggested that it may be my three portable phones,
>kitchen, den, & bedroom (closest to wifi router).
>
>Dell Truemobile 1500 card
>Linksys wbef4s11 router
>windows xp on portable
>
>can someone elaborate on this?
>
>tia
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

DssSouth wrote:

> and wifi. I cannot seem to hold a wifi connection anywhere in the house no
> matter what i do. Someone suggested that it may be my three portable phones,
> kitchen, den, & bedroom (closest to wifi router).
>
> Dell Truemobile 1500 card
> Linksys wbef4s11 router
> windows xp on portable
>
> can someone elaborate on this?
>
> tia
>
>

For starters, see if the phones are the problem, since it might be caused
by external WiFi stuff. Turn the phones completely off, by unplugging the
A.C. power cords
--
Cheers, Bob

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 14:28:43 GMT, Bob Willard spoketh

>
>For starters, see if the phones are the problem, since it might be caused
>by external WiFi stuff. Turn the phones completely off, by unplugging the
>A.C. power cords

Actually, if you lose your wireless connection whenever the wireless
phone is off the hook or it's ringing, you can be pretty darn sure the
phone is the problem...

Lars M. Hansen
www.hansenonline.net
Remove "bad" from my e-mail address to contact me.
"If you try to fail, and succeed, which have you done?"

I now recall that this problem existed even before I bought my new portable
phones, had none prior. I've noticed this afternoon with only me in the
house and no phones in use, I loose my connection every 9 minutes almost to
the tee?

What could that be?




"DssSouth" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:yaS%b.1346$(E-Mail Removed)...
> and wifi. I cannot seem to hold a wifi connection anywhere in the house no
> matter what i do. Someone suggested that it may be my three portable
phones,
> kitchen, den, & bedroom (closest to wifi router).
>
> Dell Truemobile 1500 card
> Linksys wbef4s11 router
> windows xp on portable
>
> can someone elaborate on this?
>
> tia
>
>