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Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 4
OS: window vista
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Lag when connect using lan cable
Hi, i am using dell laptop and i face some lag problem when using lan cable..
Here the case.. when i connect to a wifi, my pc won't appear lag problem. When i try using a lan cable to connect to internet, i find that my pc actually slow down.. my CPU Usage increase from 0-5% to 20-30% and won't drop back.. This happen when i use a lan cable.. I running window vista sp1 32bit.. Core 2 DUal CPU T5550 1.83 @ 1.83Ghz.. 3GB Ram... Nvdia Graphic Card 8400 GS hope any1 could solve my problem... |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: UK
Posts: 151
OS: Vista x64 SP1; XP Pro; Ubuntu 8.10
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Re: Lag when connect using lan cable
Now do you connect with a cable? Is it to an Ethernet port on your wireless router? If so, what is the make and model of your router? Are there other computers on the network? Do they work OK with a wired connection? Can you connect to them OK from your laptop?
I'm guessing that something is probably amiss with the driver or settings of the Ethernet adapter in your laptop, but I'd hesitate to advise you until I have the answers to the questions. David |
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