Radeonn

hi guys, new to this forum so be nice

i live in australia and have been using a wireless internet network for about a year now. My internet is with optus and i have cable internet. ive been using d-link for a while now for my wireless internet. i have 2 desktops, one which is connected to the cable and modem, and a laptop. the laptops internet is usually fairly fast. but the other desktop computers internet is always slow, very slow. thats if it picks the signal up.

The 2nd desktop has nothing wrong with it and its still slow. ive tried with the laptop in the same area and the laptops still fairly fast. they use the exact same wireless internet tools, the 2nd desktop is at the other end of the house with 2 walls in the middle but if my old laptop can handle it i dont see why my desktop cant.

are their any suggestions for what i could do to speed up the internet on my 2nd desktop? anything from trying a different brand to covering the wall in tin foil.

BluePlum

Hmmmmm if it has trouble picking up signals i say it needs a better wireless card thingy... wait to someone whos smart says something

houssam_ballout

or you can get rangebooster

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CraigCGrant

In the Dlink router settings. click wireless settings then wireless performance and it is set to 50% by default change it to 100% save the settings then the problem should be solved

Quiltface

You might want to try changing the channel that the WAP broadcasts out on, if you have a card that can detect how much noise is on the channel thats great, otherwise just trial and error might be the best. btw... noise is bad.

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