I have a router, which is hooked up to my boyfriends computer. We set up the internet on the wii, and the internet did work on it. Now though, whenever my boyfriend wants to use the internet on his compute,r he has to unplug the router from his cmoputer and then plug it back in and then it works. Does anybody else have problems with the internet working on both the wii and the computer? Any suggestions? Thanks!
TRENDnet(R) Now Shipping First Dual Band Router to Support 450 Mbps on Both Bands
TORRANCE, CA–(Marketwire – Jul 12, 2011) – TRENDnet, a best-in-class wired and wireless networking hardware brand, today announces the availability of the first to market 450Mbps Concurrent Dual Band Wireless N Router, model TEW-692GR.
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Alienware crams Bigfoot Networks Killer Wireless-N tech into gaming notebooks
Alienware has been in the business of making gaming notebooks that are cool and seriously high end since before the gaming brand was part of Dell. Alienware has announced that it has added new wireless tech to some of its popular gaming notebooks from Bigfoot Networks. Several Alienware gaming rigs are now getting the Killer [...]
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Hardware Roundup: Wednesday Edition
Thecus has been upgrading its lineup of NAS server products to include Intel’s Atom processor and is using the ‘XXX’ suffix on its model number to denote a series of extreme performance features and today’s roundup includes a review covering the company’s 5-bay N5200XXX server. Bitcoin electronic currency has been in the news lately due to some well-publicized hacking of one of the largest …
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Belkin N750 Wireless Dual-Band N+ Router
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Aquantia CEO to Present at UBS Global TMT Crossroads Conference
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I aksed earlier how to get my acces point to work in our gameroom and someone said it should be able to plug into wall whitch it did and should sync with our wireless network.It boost the signal way up except it keeps saying something like the network did not sign a network address.And has limited or no connectivity.So I have no connectivity.
We have a wireless N router a wireless N access point all our computers are wireless G.When I unplug the access point due to no connection my computer stays on that connection finds the network address from the router but the signal once again is extremely weak up stairs.Router works fine its just the Acces Point doesn’t want to work right.
We can’t run ethernet cords through the ceilings and walls so I need the access point to work right.Anyone know how to fix this problem?Any help would be great thanks.
Second TRENDnet(R) 3G Wireless N Router Now Available
TORRANCE, CA–(Marketwire – Jul 1, 2011) – TRENDnet, a best-in-class wired and wireless networking hardware brand, today announces the availability of the ultra portable 3G Mobile Wireless N Router, model TEW-656BRG, which shares a single Internet connection from a compatible SprintT , AT&TT, VerizonT, or other USB 3G / 3.75G modem, with multiple users.
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SAN DIEGO, June 30, 2011 /PRNewswire/ Novatel Wireless, Inc. , a leading provider of wireless broadband solutions, today announced that the Dual-Carrier HSPA+ (DC-HSPA+) Ovation(TM) MC545 has been launched with the Finnish operator DNA and …
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what will happen if i plug 5v 2.0a adaptor to my router for 5v and 2.5a
So I’m on xbox live playing MW2 and Black Ops and soooo looking forward to Battlefield 3 so I can throw away black ops and all the CODS. I won;t even sell them on Craigslist for I don’t want to be responsible for torturing any young adults with this garbage.
Anyways, I have done all I can do to achieve the best internet connection and I just moved from one Apartment to another a few miles away and same problem so it’s not "my apartments" I live in a rich neighborhood although I’m n ot claiming to be rich. More yuppies than anything here in Issaquah, Redmond, Bellevue. People who care more about their car than their children.
I got broadband cable over DSL.
I have 30mb down 6mb up.
I bought the best router while putting XBOX on DMZ mode. (doesnt help even when I go direct to modem so don’t tell me it might be my router)
I cleaned the cache out of my xbox hardrive and play the game from hardrive which speeds load times etc.
I speed tested my connection and tells me "faster than 98% of the rest of the US"
I did a DNS benchmark and found the 2 fastest DNS servers so I set those although I realize that don’t play much role in pingtimes for gaming.
I always play with all other computers ethernets unplugged from router so there is not anything else leeching off of my ISP
I have my wireless completely disabled on my gigaport router and run cat6 cables from modem to router to xbox
I’ve done it all folks,
Fact is, my connection is not the issue. And I don’t want to so easily blame the game Black ops or the entire Call of duty franchise even though I think they are pathetic for not letting us know where their servers are located so we can get a better understanding of why the connection is so poor, Because it happens on more than just COD. Battlefiled same issue.
I’m starting to think it is none of the above but XBOX MICROSOFT plain and simple. The wierd part is that I live right down the street from Microsoft/Xbox Headquarters. Shouldn’t I have at least a fair gaming experience, Why is it that I have the best connection in the room 99 out of a 100 times and it makes me host, yet the delay and bullet registering is pathetic.
Come watch my game play sometime on Black ops in theater mode. I’m not bragging but There isnt but a handful of people as good as me as far as a smart player goes and I don’t camp. I have been forced to play smarter because head to head I get unfair lag against me. I get the feeling it’s something to do with living in the Northwest because I know how good I am at these games. My wife watches me get first place 9 times out of 10 on the average but we both can’t believe how robbed I’m constantly getting. I only get first place like I do because I play smarter than most people and a lot more aggressive with noob tubes, rpg’s and double grenades etc. lol The fact is, if this was a lan line I know people would accuse me of cheating because my precision and instincts are supernatural.
Problem still remains however that living in the Northwest and Microsoft isn’t all they say they are. As much as I hate to say this I’m about to go back to Playstation even though their number one shooter game "SOCOM" was an absolute failure on PS3 SOCOM 4, and Zipper Headquarters who also is located just a few miles away from where I live, ignored the true SOCOM fans when we told them we want SOCOM 2 back, THE REAL SOCOM! Not this garbage the Military Industrial Complex apparently told them to make to benefit their recruiting garbage for another tyrannical staged terrorist event. Who knows.
Support your local militia and the Constitution that gives us our God given rights. Bill Gates supports death panels. Maybe we should throw these greedy murderers in jail for a change!
I have a laptop that I JUST got and a desktop that is a 2003 model. The laptop doesn’t have internet yet so I bought a Wireless G 802.11 Access Point. The desktop gets internet from a Motorola Motem that has 3 ports, But all 3 ports taken up, 1 for power, the other is a USB which goes to the tower which goes to the monitor and the last goes to the network. So I tried disconnecting the network cable, then plugged the linksys cable to there, so the lynksys was connected including its ac adapter. The lights went on ( power, act and link) and were kinda blinking. Then we went to the next step on the setup disk and it tried connecting to internet or network and then it said, Access point Wireless G did not find a network connection. Neither my laptop or my computer had internet. I kept trying and trying, but never did it come up. So now I gave up and put in the old network cable and have internet again. Do I need a router since it has many ports or can I use my motem still and change it?
I am not sure how i would go about this. Would it be best to have two routers a wireless N and a Wireless G. If I do it this way can i make two separate wireless networks? I have some computers with wireless G cards and some with wireless N. My current router is set to mixed b/g/n mode but i cant seem to pick up the N signal. Any help would be appreciated.
My desktop has a cable modem. I asked at Walmart and was told to buy the router and adapter. My notebook has a wireless card built in already. Please tell me what to do.
