songtran71
join:2004-03-19
Boston, MA
| reply to leerichards
Re: How fast should it be?
Hi Lee,
Did you get to a resolution to your speed problem. I am experiencing the same problem with 3COM USB wireless 11G adapter wit a 3COM wireless DSL/Router 11G access point (all the units are no more than 1m apart). Mine is fast to copy one way (from local drive to a mapped network drive) but not the other (from the mapped drive back to the local drive).
To copy a 10M file, it takes about 40secs one way and upto 5 minutes the other way.
Can you share your findings? or does anyone else have any suggestions?
I am using WinXP, latest patches and drivers.
Thanks in advance |
leerichards
join:2004-03-19
UK
edit:
March 20th, @10:24AM
| Hi songtran71,
No, not yet I'm afraid. I'm starting to get a bit hacked off with it to be honest. Weirdly, about 5 minutes ago I tried to copy another file and everything worked fine,a 10MB file copied in a few seconds. As quickly as that happened though, it went back it it's old ways. Not sure what that actually proves to be honest, apart from the fact that it 'can' work. I'm going to call D-Link on Monday, see what they can do. Even with the router less than a metre away from one of the PC's, it still drops the connection completely on occasion. The whole problem seems to be getting steadily worse.....Another post mentioned possible issues with my PCi cards (D-Link DWL-G520) and Dell Dimensions (which both of my PC's are), so I'll be asking D-Link about that when I speak with them.....
I'll keep plodding on. I'll get it sorted eventually I'm sure.
Lee |
