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December 11th 06, 04:10 PM
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Wireless Signal Strength
I have noticed that on my network a wireless signal strength reported as
"excellent" in Windows XP is reported as "good' in Vista. No settings have changed on the network except the installation of Vista. Any reasons for why this occurs would be appreciated. Thanks, Arun 
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December 12th 06, 10:40 AM
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Wireless Signal Strength
I have same problem. I couldnt find any solution. Included driver update,
etc..... "Arun A" wrote in message ... I have noticed that on my network a wireless signal strength reported as "excellent" in Windows XP is reported as "good' in Vista. No settings have changed on the network except the installation of Vista. Any reasons for why this occurs would be appreciated. Thanks, Arun
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December 18th 06, 03:50 AM
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Wireless Signal Strength
I had to buy a newer modem to fix the problem. 2 wire told me the old one
would never work right cause they wont make updates for the older modems to work 100% with vista. "Antibiyotik" wrote: I have same problem. I couldnt find any solution. Included driver update, etc..... "Arun A" wrote in message ... I have noticed that on my network a wireless signal strength reported as "excellent" in Windows XP is reported as "good' in Vista. No settings have changed on the network except the installation of Vista. Any reasons for why this occurs would be appreciated. Thanks, Arun
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