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October 17th 07, 09:05 PM
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Vista, ICS and a PS2
Ok, something is FUBAR with Vista, Wireless networking and a PS2
I constantly get "connected with limited connectivity" while in the obove situation. Running through a wireless router with NO security OTHER than mac address only. I get **** poor lag while trying to play games. I can be connected at 54mbps, and as soon as the PS2 connects it drops between 18-11mbps. after about 30minutes or so, the dreaded "connected with limited connectivity". I have tried two different routers and the same thing, so that tells me it it freakin Vista. any ideas? 
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October 18th 07, 10:51 AM
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Vista, ICS and a PS2
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/com...uy/cg0406.mspx
A bit about wireless. "Ninthweb" wrote: Ok, something is FUBAR with Vista, Wireless networking and a PS2 I constantly get "connected with limited connectivity" while in the obove situation. Running through a wireless router with NO security OTHER than mac address only. I get **** poor lag while trying to play games. I can be connected at 54mbps, and as soon as the PS2 connects it drops between 18-11mbps. after about 30minutes or so, the dreaded "connected with limited connectivity". I have tried two different routers and the same thing, so that tells me it it freakin Vista. any ideas?
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