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2008-11-26
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2008-12-02
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2008-12-24
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2008-12-25
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@ Los Angeles
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Mine have the same problem suddently, I guess my neighbor just upgraded to N...
Any updates on the issue, any simple work around?
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2009-01-05
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2009-01-05
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@ Tennessee, US
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2009-01-06
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2009-02-10
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what I meant is that I configured my router to only broadcast "g" WiFi signal and enable it to search for the best signal broadchast channel. I don't really know about the technical explanation for searching the best channel. I just tick the "search for the best channel" options from my router admin page and my IT, not laptop, was able to connect to my WLAN.