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  • flippy199
    Member
    • Apr 2006
    • 224

    #1

    wireless

    i just built a new pc and i put in a wireless card (gigabyte GN-WP01GS) but im having some problems with it. it connects to the network alright, but every minute or two, my internet cuts out for a few seconds. This is really annoying for bf2, obviously. I tested to make sure that it was the wireless by running a wire down the hall.. and that solved the problem, but i dont want to have a wire running through the house. Any suggestions to prevent these cut outs?

    btw, when it isn't cut out, i have "excellent" signal strength. 5 bars. also, i have the latest drivers.
  • DarkyShines

    #2
    Re: wireless

    Check the connection from the card is going perfectly into the PCI slot, might be some dust etc..

    Failing that, get a replacement :)

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    • imported_Zach
      Member
      • Jun 2005
      • 770

      #3
      Re: wireless

      Sounds like it's just interference. All sorts of things can cause interference: cordless phones (biggest culprit), your computer, microwaves (not likely since I doubt you pop popcorn every two minutes :p), etc.

      Do a Google search for something like "wireless network interference" and read up.

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      • =98=
        Member
        • Oct 2006
        • 10299

        #4
        Re: wireless

        Originally posted by Zach
        ...microwaves (not likely since I doubt you pop popcorn every two minutes :p), etc.
        :laugh:

        Try running on a different wireless channel. Dunno if it helps or not tho, just an idea.

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        • jdrou
          Member
          • Jul 2006
          • 1860

          #5
          Re: wireless

          BF2 seems to be especially sensitive to wireless interference. When I was using wireless BF2 would lose connection any time someone used the microwave in the next room. Normal web browsing and even other games like BF1942 had no problem.

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