Computer Head Fully Optimized Messages 2,841 Nov 30, 2008 #11 Yeah, if it's all the wireless devices that have that issue, you need a new access point, otherwise if it's just your laptop, it would be worth trying to reinstall the drivers.
Yeah, if it's all the wireless devices that have that issue, you need a new access point, otherwise if it's just your laptop, it would be worth trying to reinstall the drivers.
OP OP ghostFL Fully Optimized Messages 2,186 Nov 30, 2008 #12 I'm on a f&ckin desktop >:[ And ONE wall. Everyone's laptop internet throughout the house is fine.
Computer Head Fully Optimized Messages 2,841 Nov 30, 2008 #14 I'm on a f&ckin desktop >:[ Click to expand... Gezzz, no need to get snippy, skippy!!! A wireless device is a wireless device. Is it USB or PCI? I had some pretty bad quality USB wireless cards.
I'm on a f&ckin desktop >:[ Click to expand... Gezzz, no need to get snippy, skippy!!! A wireless device is a wireless device. Is it USB or PCI? I had some pretty bad quality USB wireless cards.