It could just be interference. If you can afford it, it may be worth you
converting your own home wireless network to 11a standard, which uses a
different frequency (5GHz)
G
"KevinC" <Kclayton_rem@ve_ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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>I have just moved house, no cable or ADSL navailable so I now have a
> wireless broadband connection. I want to ressurect my internet
> connection
> sharing over my adhoc peer to peer wireless network I had with my old
> USB
> cable connection at my previous address. Problem is I lose the lan
> connection about every minute.
>
> For various reasons I cannot use a wired lan and the ISP wants another
> £25 a
> month for a wireless router connection and they are my only option for
> a
> broadband connection.
>
> My config
> Desktop
> Win XP home
> Dlink DWL520+ pci wireless card. connection to broadband
> Dlink DWL510 pci wireless card wireless lan connection.
>
> Laptop
> Win XP pro
> Intel R100 built in 54G wireless lan
>
> Configured the ICS on the desktop and now have DWL520 with a DCHP
> aquired IP
> to the Broadband ISP. DWL 510 with a static IP of 192.168.0.1. Mask
> 255.255.0.0
>
> Laptop configured with the Intel R100 to obtain an IP via DCHP.
>
> As I say this all works ok but the Laptop drops the wireless
> connection
> every 60 secs or so before usually picking it up again after 5 or 6
> secs
> but some times I have to manually reconnect. It seems to be a conflict
> on
> the network somewhere but all the settings seem to be right. It is the
> laptop which loses the connection. Have tested it accessing a peer to
> peer
> network with a coleagues laptop and it works fine. It only exhibits
> the
> connection dropping on the ICS setup. I have also tested the ICS using
> a
> wired lan crossover cable and this works fine.
>
> What have I done wrong. Can you not have two wireless network cards in
> the
> same computer?
>
> Thanks if you can help?
>
>
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