Hi Tony,
If you have Net zero service enabled, perhaps you can try to disable
it.
I was having a similiar problem and this worked for me.
HTH Hemlock
On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 19:08:42 +0100, "Tony Montana" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have recently purchased the NETGEAR MR814v2 wireless DSL-Router and the
>MA521 PC-Card for my notebook.
>My wired setup consists of two PCs (100 MBit, running XP Pro) and a DSL
>modem, which runs flawlessly (both internet and wired LAN connectivity.)
>
>However, when I use my notebook (XP Pro) to connect to the router using the
>WLAN card I experience (more or less) frequent connection drops. Usually it
>takes only a few seconds until the connection is established again and the
>signal strength is almost always 'very good' or 'excellent'. Anyway I
>noticed that the NETGEAR utility's signal and link bars change quite often
>between around 70 and 95 percent and are not really stable. I don't know if
>this is normal behavior. Also but more rarely I get timeouts or high latency
>when trying to ping devices on my LAN.
>
>I tried changing channels and it appeared to me that the connection got more
>stable, but I still have these short connection drops and ping timeouts. I
>also tried setting the card to a fixed speed of 5.5 MBit instead of full
>auto (usually it set the speed to 11 MBit in auto mode, sometimes going back
>to 5.5), but that didn't resolve the issue either. The distance between the
>access point and client is below 20 meters, so I guess that shouldn't cause
>the problem.
>
>Router is configured to channel 1, broadcast SSID, MAC-address restriction
>enabled and 64-Bit-WEP enabled
>NIC is set to 5.5 MBit (default was auto), power saving off, transmit power
>100% (default was auto), preamble auto, fragmentation threshold disabled,
>rts/cts threshold disabled
>
>I'm using the newest drivers for the NIC, firmware version of the router is
>5.01.
>
>I'm pretty much at the end of my rope and would be thankful for any
>advice...
>
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