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[Solved] Computer or phone cant see my 5ghz network... wtf!!!

Had the same, ended up switching off the 5Ghz frequency to reduce power/heat and then using inssider to scan and set it to channel 3+7 40mhz.
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #8
- Sep 12, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Question about running 2 routers

Cable ISP <--> N-Router 192.168.0.1 <--> GiG Switch <--> G-Router 192.168.0.254 On Thhe G-Router, disabled DHCP, firewall,etc etc, basically turning it into a wireless switch. I also gave the WAN side of the G-Router a non-existant I.P setup to stop it polling. Each router supplies its own...
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #4
- Sep 12, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Can you replace either the NorthBridge or SouthBridge Chipset

Yes but as Jeff7 says you need to be a specialist, many OEM companies like HP, Fujitsu and the like take dead boards from big customers, replace fault components and then stick them in their internal field spare supply loops.
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #4
- Sep 12, 2011
- Forum: Motherboards
Weak WiFi signal from router

I'm happy your e4200 is working, your in a exclusive group. I tried various firmware for the E4200, official, DD-WRT, Tomato and although the later two improved performance, a lot of features still didn't work, 5ghz N, USB, media streaming and the like which I purchased the E4200 to do and...
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #11
- Aug 10, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Looking for a recommendation for a wireless router that can support up to 20

20 people going through one wireless access point (the router) will result in poor network performance. Better to share the load between dedicated access points and wire these abck to the main router, which should be of commercial grade rather than consumer.
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #3
- Aug 10, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Z68 - SRT cache and boot volume on a single SSD disk - it works!

Is it possible to create 2 or more SRT on a single SSD, as unless I read it wrong, a SRT partition accerlerates one drive? Example scenerio .. 64GB SSD - 2 SRT partitions 64GB SSD - O/S 2 x 1TB Drives - Apps And Games
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #137
- Aug 4, 2011
- Forum: Motherboards
Asus P4S800 Mobo with graphics artifacts

Could be the psu not giving enough juice or the AGP slot going bad. Also, have you checked that the AGP slots speed is set at 66mhz, some on auto go a little higher and can screw up cards.
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #2
- Aug 4, 2011
- Forum: Motherboards
Weak WiFi signal from router

:P If you look around the number of people including myself that have had major issues with the E series due to poor wireless signal/performance and buggy firmware.
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #7
- Aug 4, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Router Recommendations

Well bit the bullet and ordered the WNDR3700.
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #14
- Aug 2, 2011
- Forum: Networking
One connection, 2 routers

Have the same setup for my G devices. N router connects to ISP and acts as DHCP etc G router has DHCP, UPNP, SPI, QOS etc disabled, static I.P to nowhere that ISP would normally issue and its own I.P within the N routers I.P range and connected via LAN ports. Basically a wireless access...
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #4
- Aug 2, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Best remote assistance applications

TightVNC is free and a good remote desktop app.
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #2
- Aug 2, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Weak WiFi signal from router

Yes, E series suck !
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #2
- Aug 2, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Router Recommendations

The reaso I hated the E4200, was the way it would drop the signal, the poor network signal/performance, buggy firmware, strange how evry update broke something else. Obvious that the E series have been rushed to market due to the number of complaints on various forums. Now the big decision...
- Mr.Wolfclaw
- Post #12
- Aug 1, 2011
- Forum: Networking
Router Recommendations

1st post but have been a guest lurking for awhile. I need your suggestions for a dual band cable router to handle my 5mbps/50mbps connection that is stable, has good 2.4/5Ghz range and performance, to replace an aging DIR-655. :eek: Not bothered if using manufactured firmware, DD-WRT or...
- Mr.Wolfclaw
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- Jul 31, 2011
- Replies: 26
- Forum: Networking

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