Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)
Hi folks,
Few days ago I purchased the following two hardware units:
· D-Link AirPlus G High Speed 2.4 GHz 4-Port 802.11g Wireless Router,
Model DI-524
· TRENDware/TRENDnet 802.11g Wireless PC Card, Model TEW-421PC
Plugged and installed everything according to the instructions and what
I got was a noticeable difference in the speed (LOWER) of the desktop
which is connected via Ethernet cable to the router, then to the Cable
Modem box. That happens also, when the Wireless PC card was removed
from the laptop. The speed on the laptop (connected wirelessly) via the
PC card was also very slow but I guess that is expected. The desktop,
though, should not have a change of speed. When I removed the router,
and plugged the desktop directly to the Cable Modem box, speed became
lightning fast again.
Why is this happening? Do I need to play with some settings or what?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)
SPie wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Few days ago I purchased the following two hardware units:
>
> · D-Link AirPlus G High Speed 2.4 GHz 4-Port 802.11g Wireless Router,
> Model DI-524
> · TRENDware/TRENDnet 802.11g Wireless PC Card, Model TEW-421PC
>
> Plugged and installed everything according to the instructions and
> what I got was a noticeable difference in the speed (LOWER) of the
> desktop which is connected via Ethernet cable to the router, then to
> the Cable Modem box. That happens also, when the Wireless PC card was
> removed from the laptop. The speed on the laptop (connected
> wirelessly) via the PC card was also very slow but I guess that is
> expected. The desktop, though, should not have a change of speed.
> When I removed the router, and plugged the desktop directly to the
> Cable Modem box, speed became lightning fast again.
>
> Why is this happening? Do I need to play with some settings or what?
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Always start by rebooting the modem, then when it is fully booted, start
the router, then the computers. Also, open the router web gui and
verify that you have allowed enough DHCP-assigned IP addresses, etc.
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