|
||||||||
|
|
#1
|
|
I have a USR XX5422 USB 802.11g wi-fi dongle in my PC and a shared NTL
cable modem connection through a USR 802.11g wi-fi router (the two came as a bundle). There is also another PC connected via CAt5 cable to the router. both PCs can access each other's files fine and both can get on the internet OK but the PC with the wireless connection occasionally loses the internet connection. I can reconnect usually by turning the radio signal off and then on again using the USR software but occasionally I have to unplug the USB dongle. I think its a problem with the wi-fi part of the set-up as the wired PC doesn't seem to have this problem and when the connection drops, the dongle is still receiving a signal (according to the monitoring software) which I assume means it is not a problem with the USB port etc. any ideas? Both PCs run emule regularly and i read that this can sometimes overload the router with too many connections so i made adjustments on both PCs but the problem still occurs. we also both run bit torrent a lot (different clients) but i'm not sure if this is a problem. thanks for your help neil andmoreagain |
|
#2
|
|||
|
|||
|
In article <LMOEe.15215$(E-Mail Removed)>,
"andmoreagain" (E-Mail Removed) says... > I have a USR XX5422 USB 802.11g wi-fi dongle in my PC and a shared NTL > cable modem connection through a USR 802.11g wi-fi router (the two came > as a bundle). There is also another PC connected via CAt5 cable to the > router. both PCs can access each other's files fine and both can get on > the internet OK but the PC with the wireless connection occasionally > loses the internet connection. I can reconnect usually by turning the > radio signal off and then on again using the USR software but > occasionally I have to unplug the USB dongle. I think its a problem with > the wi-fi part of the set-up as the wired PC doesn't seem to have this > problem and when the connection drops, the dongle is still receiving a > signal (according to the monitoring software) which I assume means it is > not a problem with the USB port etc. > > any ideas? Both PCs run emule regularly and i read that this can > sometimes overload the router with too many connections so i made > adjustments on both PCs but the problem still occurs. we also both run > bit torrent a lot (different clients) but i'm not sure if this is a problem. > Is there a "switch it off when it's not being used" option for the dongle? I've read somewhere that this can cause problems. |
|
#3
|
|||
|
|||
|
Rob Morley wrote:
> Is there a "switch it off when it's not being used" option for the > dongle? I've read somewhere that this can cause problems. i've made sure this is disabled in the hardware properties but thanks for the suggestion. neil |
![]() |
| Tags |
| problem, usb, usrxx5422 |
| Thread Tools | |
| Display Modes | |
|
|