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Wireless Lan Speed - NAT - 01-12-2012 Hey out there,,I have a Realtek RTL8185 Wireless Lan Utility installed on a desktop running WinXP spk3. The speed always runs between 1.0 Mbps and 11.0 Mbps. I would like to know if there is a safe way of increasing the speed???? RE: Wireless Lan Speed - InZanitY - 01-14-2012 Probably not, unless you want to invest in faster access points/wireless nic. Wireless speeds are never as fast as advertised unless you have your pc a meter away from your access point. Especially when there are walls in between. RE: Wireless Lan Speed - Strafeness - 01-14-2012 I would recommend you to buy a new router. Also a new connection card in your computer should fix some problems. RE: Wireless Lan Speed - Chrisayan - 01-14-2012 Yeah try updating your router that might improve it slightly. RE: Wireless Lan Speed - steno - 07-17-2012 Try additional wireless access point or repeater.Constructing a secondary WAP requires the ability to feed an ethernet cable from your primary router to the new access point. cost consideration of your secondary WAP is more than your primary router.Then check your internet speed.Check you internet speed at scanmyspeed.com RE: Wireless Lan Speed - Donrulezz - 08-24-2012 you should buy belkin or netgrear wireless router it will help you to increase connection speed. RE: Wireless Lan Speed - Kunika - 11-25-2012 well in mu opinion you have to buy a new router. Also a new connection card in your computer should fix some problems. Wireless Accessories RE: Wireless Lan Speed - Robinonaf - 02-14-2013 Hi, I think that if you want to increase your Internet speed then you go for a new connection which has more speed, and you can also change the router so that it can support the new speed connection. RE: Wireless Lan Speed - rickmartin.gt - 12-25-2019 Thanks for information provided! |