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Originally Posted by squirrelnmoose  You maybe having something interfering.
Things I've seen cause interference near the computer.
Cordless keyboard and mouse.
Corded USB headset. |
Corded mouse and keyboard, headset goes to the audio I/O
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Originally Posted by squirrelnmoose Other devices that operate on the same frequency as your router. (2.4Ghz)
Cordless phone
Microwave oven
2 way radio (walkie talkie)
Dish network receiver/remote |
It happens even at 2AM when everyone else is asleep.
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Originally Posted by squirrelnmoose Settings you can try in your router.
Change the channel
If you have all G devices, set router to G only, not mixed or B+G
Check the QOS, make sure something else isn't given priority for bandwidth |
G only set
Tried channel: 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Unsure how to work QoS
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Originally Posted by squirrelnmoose Also if it has to pass through a wall or floor, try moving the router, the straightest (not angled through walls, floor) path and avoid heat and cold air return ducting. |
I tried it from 2 feet away, no luck.