WTG624 - New Home New Problems........

I just setup my WTG624 last night in my new home.

Strength of signal is strong and it works well during the day.

During the evenings I get frequent disconnects and lower connection rates.
Security is setup so I know nobody else should be connecting and the router setup page shows only me connected to the system.

Distance between the router and my mobile system is much less than it used to be with less walls.

I am suspecting that perhaps one of my new neighbors has an "N" device or something else causing issues. There are a number of local wireless networks available. (2 open and a couple secured.)

Any recommendations on how best to solve this?
I tried changing the channel from 6 to 8 and 11 but neither helped.

The Wireless NIC is an internal Intel Wireless cared.
I just bought a NetGear Wireless card (511t) to match the router which should help, but my preference in the long run is to just use the internal one since I dont need the full speed of 108mbs, just a reliable connection.

(Software Updates are done)

The issue occurs with two different laptops with internal INTEL Nics.

I may give some of that a shot.

Not sure I'm gonna try and shoot down his network, but I will checkout some of that stuff.

Heck, If its one running default configuration logon, I may see if there are options I can set on his to make it more friendly :>>>

Couple of things here.

First of all I advise against trying to take down anyone’s network unless you know they are being jerk on purpose. If that is the case then fire away.

Second thing... As another reply stated go get netstumbler and survey the area. Find out how many nearby APs you are dealing with and what channels they use. Then as you said try to change your own channel away from them.

Now bear in mind that there could be something else in your raid environment that is causing you problems. If you house has a stucco façade the wire that is sometimes used to hold this on can create problems as can any large device that emits raido energy.

I have client that changed from one type of CAT scanner to another and their wireless went off like you threw a switch.

Glad to see you got it working.

You could allways pick ch 6 in the middle. Should not interfer with 1 or 11. Unless you live in europe then you have 13 to choose from.

Netstumbler will tell you who mfg the AP's. I fould the long I let it run the more I pick up.

I too would not take someone's network down. But will help them so everybody is happy. The reason I run just the minimum power needed for everything to work, just happens to be on low power.