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OS: Windows XP 2003 Vista Business
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Wireless Internet Connection Battle
My housemate and I have been struggling with our wireless connection lately. It seems that only one of us can be online at a time, otherwise the connection drags down significantly, and sometimes isn't even available. I have messed with settings on my computer but am not confident enough to go very far.
How can I adjust our settings so that we can both be online without there being an issue? |
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Re: Wireless Internet Connection Battle
Start with the make/model of the router. If it has QoS capability, that would be where I'd start.
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