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    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by m4rc, Aug 23, 2006.

  1. m4rc

    m4rc Notebook Evangelist

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    do you guys have a problem with your wireless internet when somebody calls your home phone/not cell. im 2 feet away from my router but when someone calls i get disconnected



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    Nope, not me.

    JC
     
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  3. m4rc

    m4rc Notebook Evangelist

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    maybe becaues i have some 5hitty intel wifi thingy question mark, i can use shift just to let u no

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  4. Thaenatos

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    Is the phone wireless? Im assuming it is, most newer or more common wireless phones work on the same frequency as 802.11b/g do. SO when it rings it will interfere with the wireless signal from your router. Either buy a different frequency phone or change the wifi channel. You can do this by opening a web browser and logging into the router/WAP and changing the channel. Good luck
     
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  5. m4rc

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    yes it is wireless. can i change the frequency??? thanks i i change the channel of my router will all info still be sent to it? ex. the little packets of information sent while playing games???


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    The wireless uses a 2.4ghz band width. Buy wireless phone in 900mhz or the 5.2 ghz. Or buy a 11a (5ghz) wireless AP and card for you wireless.
     
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  7. m4rc

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    i may of fixed this problem. i changed my router to ch6 and called somebody with my home phone...no problems...THanks a ton!
     
    m4rc, Aug 23, 2006
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