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Join Date: Apr 2008
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OS: Vista
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Vista compatability issues with ActionTec M1424WR with FIOS
I am having compatability issues with my new Vista notebook and FIOS internet.
Dell D630 Intel Core2Duo T7500 2.2GHz 2MB RAM 32 - bit OS Vista When using my home Verizon FIOS ActionTec M1424WR, wireless router, I continually get dropped from the internet and/or recieve 'Cannot access' messages when using known sites like Dell, Verizon, banking, etc. It is also very SLOOOOW. If I use my old Dell D600 with XP, no problem. We had a similar problem in our office with a Comcast Cable modem/wireless router. We switched to a standard Comcast modem and added a top end LikSys router and the problems went away. Verizon FIOS says it is a Dell issue. I do not have any wireless connection issues when using wireless 'hotspots' in my travels. Only here with my FIOS wireless. Is there a fix (aside from dumping Vista, my first choice but not a viable option) using this configuration? Am I locked into this awful situation if I want to use Verizon FIOS internet, TV and phone service? Thank you for your help/comments. |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: S.E. Pennsylvania, US
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Re: Vista compatability issues with ActionTec M1424WR with FIOS
What I did when I had issues with the Actiontec MI424WR here is simply use another router in front of the Actiontec. I configured the Actiontec to put my second router in the DMZ, and I just do all my configurations from the second router. My TV service still gets it's guide and I have my VoIP phone connected to the Actiontec. I disabled the wireless section of the Actiontec since it's not used.
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