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Dear Router, What the Eff.
TheFid2
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This is the most odd problem I've ever had.
I'm using a WRT110 and it has some sort of weird issue with the wireless. Every time my Eee PC 1000HE (running Win7) connects, it shows up as "limited connectivity" and the wireless drops for all the other devices in the house (like the 360) for a few minutes until they all randomly find connection again. And then everything is fine until a few hours later, when my netbook loses its signal and , when it tries to connect, kicks the 360 off again.
It's not an IP issue, at least I don't think so. My router reserves different IPs for my 360 and netbook, and the 360 manually connects to that same IP.
So what the hell is going on here?
I'm using a WRT110 and it has some sort of weird issue with the wireless. Every time my Eee PC 1000HE (running Win7) connects, it shows up as "limited connectivity" and the wireless drops for all the other devices in the house (like the 360) for a few minutes until they all randomly find connection again. And then everything is fine until a few hours later, when my netbook loses its signal and , when it tries to connect, kicks the 360 off again.
It's not an IP issue, at least I don't think so. My router reserves different IPs for my 360 and netbook, and the 360 manually connects to that same IP.
So what the hell is going on here?
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yeah.
It's been reset many times.
I also changed the Dynamic IP range so that none of the reserved IPs fall within it.
I am completely at a loss
It's not going to be an easy thing to fix most likely, but you can see if your router can be flashed with DD-WRT or tomato to improve performance and stability.
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