Linksys Wireless Routers
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Has anybody got one??? Someone told me before i went and bought one that the wireless on them is shit and disconnects all the time, i didn't believe them though, so i went and bought one and sure enough its shit. I've got the WRK54G anybody had similar problems and more importantly any answers on how to stop it
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Originally Posted by DanRSturbo
I've got a Linksys Wireless-B Boadband router and it's fine. I get full signal all round my house and in my garden


I took my laptop to my mates who has the same router as you and it was good as gold, mines shit though
Signals shit too can't even go downstairs without losing signal
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NOTE TO SELF, "Do not buy routers with 1 antenna"


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NOTE TO SELF, "Do not buy routers with 1 antenna"


http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...5k&mfr_uid=272
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Netgear are quite good it would seem, ive spoken to a lot of people that complain about this same thing with linksys, and the more i search the internet the more i find it to.
The queer thing is linksys are mena be the shit being a division of Cisco Systems
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Dan if yours is the WRT54G (http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=88943) then I dunno how you got it for Ł32?!?!?! Its fooking over a hundred quid on ebuyer (inc VAT)
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Dan -ahhhhh, see I was looking for one with a modem as part of it...
To be honest, I think I might aswell just stick to wired since the cabling is already there, and it's unlikely I (or anyone else in the house) will go wireless anyway...
To be honest, I think I might aswell just stick to wired since the cabling is already there, and it's unlikely I (or anyone else in the house) will go wireless anyway...
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Originally Posted by Thrush
Dan -ahhhhh, see I was looking for one with a modem as part of it...
To be honest, I think I might aswell just stick to wired since the cabling is already there, and it's unlikely I (or anyone else in the house) will go wireless anyway...
To be honest, I think I might aswell just stick to wired since the cabling is already there, and it's unlikely I (or anyone else in the house) will go wireless anyway...
What are u planning to do while u sit on the bog having a crap then??? Wireless gives you the freedom to stay in touch wherever you are
Wireless is mainly beneficial for laptop's, depending on the setup, you should still get good download speeds when you have an excellent signal.
My one at work is utter cack
My one at work is utter cack
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