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OK, I got one of the fancy Belkin Pre-N routers in my mom's townhouse
so she could move her Windows XP HP laptop around and maintain internet. The problem seems to be that the internet connection fluctuates from 20+ Mbps down to disconnecting (no internet connection). This seems to especially happen in the evening. There are at least one or two other wifi routers broadcasting in nearby townhouses. I'm not at the problem machine now but if my memory is correct when the connection drops, sometimes even the connection between the machine and the router is broken (i.e. can't login to router from laptop), other times its just the internet and the connection to the router is maintained (can login to the router but internet connection says disconnected). At that point I can plugin the laptop via ethernet cable to the router and get internet. Sometimes if I reset the router all gets fixed... I assume this is an interference issue. How can I troubleshoot this to determine what is causing these drops or what appliance is causing interference? Would a wifi network detecting device help? If the neighbor's wifi routers are always on, shouldn't they always cause interference, I mean wouldn't there be no daytime/nighttime pattern to the issue? I had called Belkin support on this and they suggested changing channels to certain specific channels instead of using auto. This did not mitigate the issue at all. I tried several different channels Any advice would be appreciated. Andrew abecker1@gmail.com |
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