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Poor WIFI Signal strength
hello All
I've just got round to installing my Belkin ADSL Modem/wireless router to replace my USB connected BT ADSL modem and I'm having problems with the wireless signal strength that I'm receiving on my notebook which is equiped with a fairly old Belkin PCMCIA wireless network card - 802.11b I used to use cable (NTL) in my old place and used to run just a wireless belkin gateway router which the cable modem plugged into and I had no problems with the signal strength at all. In fact I used to regularly, in the summer work outside in the garden without any problems. With my new kit the signal strength is only 50% max when my notebook is in the same room as the router and often drops below 30%!!! If I walk outside the room my connection drops completely. Obviously this is not what I want and I was expecting something better than this I have a wireless thermostat (yep good old CM67) and that has no problems at all working from all rooms. I have also tried all channels to no avail. The signal quality is pretty high according to the WLAN monitor often hitting 100%. Does anyone have any ideas why I am experiencing this and any ideas how I can fix or improve the signal, could this be a problem at the BT end? For attenuation I am seeing 59.0 downstream and 31.5 up if that helps TIA Cheers Richard |
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