Installed Drivermax.
How do i update the wireless drivers only?
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Installed Drivermax.
How do i update the wireless drivers only?
think i have it
do i have to set up an account at drivermax
think i have it
do i have to set up an account at drivermax
Yes it is free use your email to activate.
You get two free driver updates per 24 hour period, if there is no update for your wireless driver then un install.....
done that. Still around 8mbps
Can you test via ethernet cord by passing the router see what speeds you get then.
Other than that to be honest with you I am running thin on ideas. The machine is usable now though.....
Ethernet cable gives 19.4mbps
Wireless now back down to 1.7mbps
Ethernet cable gives 19.4mbps
Odd, you are getting near the same with your other machine on wireless....
Only thing I could think to do from this point to see if it is your wireless driver is to test with a usb wireless device.
https://www.google.c...x-a&channel=rcs
is it a faulty adapter that would be covered by warranty u think?
It appears for all the changes nothing has changed.
Back to 0.25mbps AGAIN :-(
Wow that is terrible. Lets reset your router to factory settings.
http://www.ehow.com/...t-settings.html
You will most likely not be able to connect with the problem machine now, since we set that static ip
You will need to reverse what we have done with the machine as far as setting the static ip only.
Make sure your ipv4 settings are set to obtain ip automatically.
Also under the wins tab this.
OK made the changes back
Still 0.25mbps
is it a faulty adapter that would be covered by warranty u think?
Yes it should be if you could get a usb device and test then you will know if it is the issue. That is the next logical step IMO
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