guitardude777
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I have an asus eee pc that is running windows xp, and I'm having a very annoying wifi related problem. When I connect to my wifi at home, the cpu usage on the eee pc is completely fine, but when I connect to the wifi at my college, the cpu usage is a constant 70-100%. If I open the task manager to see what's using all of the cpu, it shows that everything is using basically 0% of the cpu (even when i check "show processes from all users"). I'm thinking this could be a driver related problem? I've updated the wireless driver, but maybe I need to change some settings? Just in case you guys are wondering what my wifi device settings are, I will just list them all:
802.11b Preamble: Long and Short
Map Registers: 256
MFP: disable
Power Save Legacy Algorithm: PS non Poll
Power Save Mode: Normal
Power Save Policy (Background): Legacy Power Save
Power Save Policy (Best Effort): Legacy Power Save
Power Save Policy (Video): Legacy Power Save
Power Save Policy (Voice): Legacy Power Save
Radio On/off: On
Scan Valid Interval: 60
Anyone have an ideas on how to fix this, even a hunch maybe?
802.11b Preamble: Long and Short
Map Registers: 256
MFP: disable
Power Save Legacy Algorithm: PS non Poll
Power Save Mode: Normal
Power Save Policy (Background): Legacy Power Save
Power Save Policy (Best Effort): Legacy Power Save
Power Save Policy (Video): Legacy Power Save
Power Save Policy (Voice): Legacy Power Save
Radio On/off: On
Scan Valid Interval: 60
Anyone have an ideas on how to fix this, even a hunch maybe?