Yes this is resolved. I actually had no hardware issue. To get higher speeds you have to use AES encryption and not TKIP. I had set most of my wireless devices to use TKIP so when I set the router up that's what I used. As sooh as I changed the encryption on the router and laptop, rebooted both, I had much higher speeds.
FYI....from a few feet away I connected at 300Meg, in the normal use position I get 120 to 150Meg - the value fluctuates with the data flying around.
Yeah. I endned uptweaking the router settings and it made the difference. Plus I used the 20/40MHz broacast instead os only 20Mhz. SO now all is well. Same performance as you.
az_matic
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June 20th, 2010 19:00
Hi,
Yes this is resolved. I actually had no hardware issue. To get higher speeds you have to use AES encryption and not TKIP. I had set most of my wireless devices to use TKIP so when I set the router up that's what I used. As sooh as I changed the encryption on the router and laptop, rebooted both, I had much higher speeds.
FYI....from a few feet away I connected at 300Meg, in the normal use position I get 120 to 150Meg - the value fluctuates with the data flying around.
Good Luck to you and your situation.
Anthony
Carl Palmer
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December 19th, 2009 12:00
please try at a open wi hot spot please and get back to me please
thank you cjp
kimchinamja
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June 17th, 2010 22:00
Hi.
Did you ever get this resolved? If so, could you please tell me? I have the exact same issue between my 1510 card and my D-Link DIR-655 router.
If you didn't, could you also let me know?
Thank you for your time.
-Greg
kimchinamja
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June 21st, 2010 10:00
Hey Thanks Anthony.
Yeah. I endned uptweaking the router settings and it made the difference. Plus I used the 20/40MHz broacast instead os only 20Mhz. SO now all is well. Same performance as you.
Thanks again for your time.
-Greg