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Hi,
I've just bought a Belkin F5D6762 ADSL modem/router and 3 F5D7000 PCI cards to network 3 desktop PC's. The system is working but I can only ever connect 2 of the 3 PC's via wireless for any length of time. The third PC always has to be connected via cable or else at least one, and sometimes two, of the PC's will lose the wireless connection. I can temporarily get all three connected again (sometimes) by changing the wireless channel but none of the 13 available channels works all the time for all PC's. Even if this does get all 3 working again it's only a matter of time before one drops out. The problem first started (I think) when I enabled WPA-PSK encryption though I've since reset the router and tried no encryption and I'm still having the same problem. It's not a problem at the moment to have one PC permanently connected via cable though it would be nice to have an all wireless network so I can hide the router in a corner somewhere! Distance from router to PC's is no more than 3 metres, by the way. No other devices on similar frequency in the house though one PC can detect an 801.11b network weakly. If anyone feels like ringing the Belkin "tech support"..don't bother! You'll be told "all our technicians are busy" then you'll be cut off! The worst tech support I've ever come across! Any suggestions much appreciated. Cheers, John. John Clarke |
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On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 23:28:49 +0000 (UTC), "John Clarke" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote: >F5D6762 that correct ? the only other hit on that number is the same message from you posted elsewhere ? F5D7630UK4A F5D7633UK4A seem to fit the description... does the DHCP server setup page limit the number of clients at all ? I have a non-ADSL modem version that carries two desktops and two laptops happily. Phil -- spamcop.net address commissioned 18/06/04 Come on down ! |
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