Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)
I have a wireless network driven by a NetgearDG834G router /modem /access
point on a desktop and a Toshiba laptop with integrated Intel 2200BG
wireless adaptor. It is taking approx 2 minutes to copy a file of 8 mb from
desktop to laptop - that is 64million bits in 120 sec or 533,333 bits/sec.
My network monitor on the Toshiba tells me the link is working at 24 mbps.
This is a big discrepency. How is it explained?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)
24 mbps is what driver ( miniport ) return to application level , but it
know nothing about
file system speed above it. So that speed it can receive the data , not
speed the data can be written
to the disk
Arkady
"Dennis Jelavic" <djelavic@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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> I have a wireless network driven by a NetgearDG834G router /modem /access
> point on a desktop and a Toshiba laptop with integrated Intel 2200BG
> wireless adaptor. It is taking approx 2 minutes to copy a file of 8 mb
from
> desktop to laptop - that is 64million bits in 120 sec or 533,333 bits/sec.
> My network monitor on the Toshiba tells me the link is working at 24 mbps.
> This is a big discrepency. How is it explained?
>
>
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