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October 14th 06, 06:13 PM
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Horrible wireless network congestion
Just installed Vista RC-1 x64 (Build 5600). The PC that Vista is on is wired
through a Linksys WRT54GS. Two servers are also wired directly to the access point. I have several PCs accessing that access point wireless using various adapters. Here is the issue. If I boot to Vista the wireless PC connections go crazy and throttle the network. If I turn off all of the Wireless access PCs, then network performance goes back to normal for the wired PCs. If I boot the Vista PC back to XP-Pro then I can turn the wireless connections back on and all is normal again. I've tried disabling the IPv6, but that didn't do any good. Any ideas? 
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