Wireless Network Adapter
Sun Sep 16, 2007 8:56 pm
Hi,
I have a trendnet
20 dollar piece of shit usb wireless network
adapter that I use on my WOLF laptop and it is constantly disconnecting.
The router seems fine.
Anybody got any helpful pointers on how to solve this problem?
Or should I just go out and spend some serious cash on a linksys/dlink wireless
card? What card should I get ? Please anyone help me out here:flame:
I have a trendnet
20 dollar piece of shit usb wireless network adapter that I use on my WOLF laptop and it is constantly disconnecting.
The router seems fine.
Anybody got any helpful pointers on how to solve this problem?
Or should I just go out and spend some serious cash on a linksys/dlink wireless
card? What card should I get ? Please anyone help me out here:flame:
Re: Wireless Network Adapter
Sun Sep 16, 2007 10:50 pm
Sorry wrote:Hi,
I have a trendnet
adapter that I use on my WOLF laptop and it is constantly disconnecting.
The router seems fine.
Anybody got any helpful pointers on how to solve this problem?
Or should I just go out and spend some serious cash on a linksys/dlink wireless
card? What card should I get ? Please anyone help me out here:flame:
jUST ANSWERED YOUR OWN QUESTION, ABOUT 50 BUCKS FOR A GREAT ONE
Re: Wireless Network Adapter
Mon Sep 17, 2007 4:28 am
Lol go buy 15 metres of cat5. Wireless licks balls.
Re: Wireless Network Adapter
Mon Sep 17, 2007 8:27 pm
Thanks for the replies. I contacted the manufacturer and they said that they will RMA it and I am going to send it back to them. I have decided to buy a Linksys USB wireless card which is the best value for money atm.
@ Savageparrot, I wish I could hook up a cat6/cat5 but the router is in the living room downstairs and its impossible to get the cable to come into my room.
@ Savageparrot, I wish I could hook up a cat6/cat5 but the router is in the living room downstairs and its impossible to get the cable to come into my room.
Re: Wireless Network Adapter
Wed Sep 19, 2007 2:38 pm
There is no impossible task when you have the right power tools.
Re: Wireless Network Adapter
Wed Sep 19, 2007 2:49 pm
Sorry wrote:Thanks for the replies. I contacted the manufacturer and they said that they will RMA it and I am going to send it back to them. I have decided to buy a Linksys USB wireless card which is the best value for money atm.
@ Savageparrot, I wish I could hook up a cat6/cat5 but the router is in the living room downstairs and its impossible to get the cable to come into my room.
Yeah impossible nothing. 25 metres of cable between me and my router and totally worth it
Re: Wireless Network Adapter
Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:26 pm
SavageParrot wrote:Yeah impossible nothing. 25 metres of cable between me and my router and totally worth it
I can Agree on that! Myself have drilled a hol to the basement where my modem is.!
A while ago my brother lived in house next to me and we had 100m cable with no problem so anything is possible if you want.