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Super unstable WiFi conection

AnTicXz
By AnTicXz
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I have a Intel wireless N 2230. While gaming I have a super unstable connection and lagout of the server no matter what game I play. speeds are fine, im very close to the router. Before you say just use a cord I cant in the situation im in... so dont even suggest that.

 

Halp?!?

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buy a new router

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is this a new problem?
or have you always had this probem?

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We need more info.

 

How strong is your signal to the wifi?

Are there any other users on the network?

Do you have any downloads/uploads in the background (i.e. torrent seeding)?

What is your general latency to other devices?

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Check out Power line Ethernet , it does not involve running a cable . 

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Update the firmware. If your lucky that will fix stability issues. Also, if you have a Android Device, you should be able to install WiFi Analyzer for free. Using your device check to see if there are other networks around that could be putting interference on your network. 

 

Do you have other wireless devices? If so Do they have any issues? If so, then its probably your router is in need of replacement. 

I just want to sit back and watch the world burn. 

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20 hours ago, sunil6512 said:

Check out Power line Ethernet , it does not involve running a cable . 

I bought one, this product killed 3 birds in one stone with my situation

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