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July 29th, 2005 22:00
What does Intel proset wireless do anyway?
I deleted it and my computer still runs wireless fine.. So what is the advantage of it...? Should I even reinstall it? Also I have a terrible time maintaing 54.00mps. My computer starts for the first 5 minutes at 54.00mps and then drops to 24.00mps. Keep in mind I am 6 feet away from the wireless access point. I get excellent connection as well. What can I do to keep it 54.00mps, because something is clearly wrong.



steven troise
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July 30th, 2005 00:00
NemesisDB
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July 30th, 2005 02:00
Intel ProSet Software is a wireless connection management tool. It has some extra features that windows doesn't provide, but windows can manage your connection just fine without it.
What wireless card do you have? If you have the 2200BG (or it's ABG cousin -- I forget the name), make absolutely sure you have the latest drivers from www.intel.com , as they will greatly reduce the connection problems you are having.
DynastySS
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July 30th, 2005 04:00
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July 30th, 2005 05:00
BigMots
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August 1st, 2005 18:00
The Intel ProSet connection mgmt utility has some additional features like being able to put ur neighbour's n/w (to which u seem to connect every so often) in an list of n/w to be EXCLUDED. This way ur nic will not attempt to connect to other n/w, listed in the list of exclusions.
Also check the firmware on ur router. Looks like a router issue to me.
I have a 9300 with the a/b/g card and I had similar issues connecting to my home n/w. I had a 4 yr old SMC wireless router. Bought a new NetGear WGT624 and now connection is stable as is speed.
Try getting a friend's router and/or a new one from store and check it out.
Good luck.
BigMots