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A+ Certification - Re: Wireless Network Problem on a Laptop |
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On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 00:16:56 GMT, Dave Hardenbrook
<> wrote: >I have a client who has a wireless NIC in his Windows XP laptop, and he >claims that he can access his wireless Internet connection from his >apartment, and from various areas of the apartment complex where he >lives, but in a range from about 10 - 30 feet from his front door he >cannot access the Internet at all. > >With the meager info I have outlined above, I don't expect someone here >to pull a solution out of a hat, but I'm so woefully ignorant on the >subject of wireless network connections, least of all with laptops, that >I don't even know where to begin or what questions to ask. If anyone >can get me at least on the right track to tackling the problem, I'd much >appreciate it. I agree with the other posters that someting is possibly interfering...often when it is a structure-related problem it is frequency/wavelength related, but I don't know about the frequenciy we are discussing here. Tom Tom MacIntyre |
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