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My neighbor has a wireless home network. He is running a Linksys setup
showing on Channel 6. My system is a Netgear and it is running on Channel
11. From what I have read 1, 6 & 11 are the preferred channels for best
signal. My neighbor wants to know if he changes his channel to 1 or 11 would
this interfere with my network nearby. His signal gets dropped quiet often
and feels this may be the issue due to a weak signal from his router.

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A nice diagram of the channels

http://www.broadbandreports.com/fo [...] ~mode=flat

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"Brian S" <BrianS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49EA1800-FCE9-40EA-AA10-41AED1671B2B@microsoft.com...
> My neighbor has a wireless home network. He is running a Linksys setup
> showing on Channel 6. My system is a Netgear and it is running on Channel
> 11. From what I have read 1, 6 & 11 are the preferred channels for best
> signal. My neighbor wants to know if he changes his channel to 1 or 11
would
> this interfere with my network nearby. His signal gets dropped quiet
often
> and feels this may be the issue due to a weak signal from his router.

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I checked it last night again, and I was able to scan and find my
network...! It shows the channel as 48(G) with 100%. Also it picks up
the linksys Channel as 136(B) with 100%.


But Its still not connecting to my network.. It sometimes says, that
the network card is unplugged.. I cant even do 'ipconfig'... I have
assigned IP addresses and also use MAC ID for distinguish my PC on the
router side.... Can anyone help me please???


Thanks,...

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Anyone know what frequency cordless DECT phones work at?

Is it anywhere the frequency of WiFi.

QueryBuilder <pg.242w@gmail.com> writes
>I checked it last night again, and I was able to scan and find my
>network...! It shows the channel as 48(G) with 100%. Also it picks up
>the linksys Channel as 136(B) with 100%.
>
>
>But Its still not connecting to my network.. It sometimes says, that
>the network card is unplugged.. I cant even do 'ipconfig'... I have
>assigned IP addresses and also use MAC ID for distinguish my PC on the
>router side.... Can anyone help me please???
>
>
>Thanks,...
>

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