Yes I agree it sounds like you have the location profile configured
incorrectly. When you are only connecting at 11 mps do this;
| Start (menu) | All Programs | ThinkVantage | Access Connections | In the
new window that appears, you'll see Locations: Note the name here. This is
the one you wish to edit | Locations | Manage Profiles... | click on the
profile you noted above to highlight it, if it is not highlighted. | Profile
Action | Edit... | click on the Wireless Settings (tab) at the top, 3.
Wireless mode should be Auto, if not change to Auto. Then Ok.
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> In news:E6FC7FDA-1160-4F76-B45C-,
> Al <> typed:
>> I am running xp pro sp2 on a thinkpad r50e on a wireless network in
>> my home office with 31 other laptop and a desktop set up with a usb
>> connection
>>
>> I recently installed Thinkvantage Access Connection.
>>
>> Ever since the setting states always 11mps
>>
>> Previously it had varied fro 36 to 54 mps
>>
>> Does this slow me down any since the connection only shows me 11mps?
>
> If all you're connecting to is the internet, then it won't really matter
> (as you can't drive a Ferarri at its maximum speed on a tiny little
> parkway), but if you're trying to connect to other local network resources
> that are at a higher speed, then yes, it'll slow you down.
>
> Check the IBM access connections properties for this particular location
> profile - there's a "wireless mode" setting that may not be appropriate.
> Try Auto, or try forcing G.
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