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#1 2008-10-29 18:26:44
- wujo11
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Sudden problem with transfer via WLAN
Hello. I had 2,5 MB/s transfer from my NAS to my laptop over the wirless network (ond its ok) but suddenly it turnes to 12-14 kB/s. What could happend? I didnt changed anything on my laptom/router/NAS. My NAS is plugged into Asus WL500gP router. With cable connection nothing changed, its still about 90 Mbit/s. Anyone had a similar problem wirh WLAN?
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#3 2008-10-29 18:51:16
- wujo11
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Re: Sudden problem with transfer via WLAN
No WLAN networks but mine in range...
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#4 2008-10-29 19:14:37
- fordem
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Re: Sudden problem with transfer via WLAN
Just because you can't another WLAN doesn't mean there isn't one - SSID broadcast can be disabled.
Intereference from another 2.4 GHz device - microwave ovens, cordless phones, wireless surveillance cameras, wireless baby monitors, game wireless game console remotes, bluetooth devices - you get the idea....
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#5 2008-10-29 19:19:50
- wujo11
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Re: Sudden problem with transfer via WLAN
Ok, I understand 
But how can I do?
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#6 2008-10-29 22:52:00
- fordem
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Re: Sudden problem with transfer via WLAN
You can attempt to locate the source of the interference and fix or remove it - or - you can try switching channels on your WLAN (use 1/6/11) - or - you can run an ethernet cable.
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#7 2008-10-31 01:03:47
- wujo11
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Re: Sudden problem with transfer via WLAN
OK, I'll try to work it out and post a sollution if I find it...
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