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October 10th 06, 03:08 AM
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Wireless Networking Woes...
I am having problems with my Dell Inspirion 9100 with Broadcom 802.11G
wireless nic choosing to drop wireless connectivity intermitently. Has anyone seen this and if so is there a work around? Thx, John 
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October 16th 06, 07:33 PM
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Wireless Networking Woes...
Ditto here on RC1 and RC2. Dell Wireless 1390 card (Broadcom 802.11g) in a
Latitude D620. "John Hansen" wrote in message ... I am having problems with my Dell Inspirion 9100 with Broadcom 802.11G wireless nic choosing to drop wireless connectivity intermitently. Has anyone seen this and if so is there a work around? Thx, John
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January 26th 07, 04:26 PM
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Wireless Networking Woes...
I have a belkin wireless pci card F5D7000 (which uses the Broadcom BCM4306)
and a belkin router F5D7633-4. They worked flawlessly when using XP Pro. I upgraded to Vista business and now the pc drops the connection to the router very frequently. The connection may last only a few seconds or an hour or two. It seems to stay connected longer after a re-boot. Turning off QOS packet scheduler seemed to help alot, but has not fixed the problem. Other pcs using XP on the network use the same model wireless card and router and remain connected without problems. Anyone offer any suggestions? Rob "Andrew Cohen" wrote: Ditto here on RC1 and RC2. Dell Wireless 1390 card (Broadcom 802.11g) in a Latitude D620. "John Hansen" wrote in message ... I am having problems with my Dell Inspirion 9100 with Broadcom 802.11G wireless nic choosing to drop wireless connectivity intermitently. Has anyone seen this and if so is there a work around? Thx, John
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