Hi everybody..I have a Toshiba and a new (refurbished) HP, and I'm using them in practically the same location (one right next to the other) and the T is getting fat signal, while the HP can barely get one bar- the hardware is as follows:
Toshiba- Intel Wireless Wi-Fi lin 4965 AGN
Realtek RTL8101E Family PCI-E FE NIC
HP- Broadcom 4322AG 802.11a/b/g/draft-n adapter
Nvidia nForce controller
Are there settings that can be adjusted to fix the disparity? I'm on a cruise ship using sat internet, if that matters...thanks a million..
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The HP does have a older wifi card, try updating the firmware.
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i agree with clutch updateing may help .
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Also make sure the _HP's wireless adapter is configured for maximum performance, and isn't being throttled down by the notebook's power management software.
two laptops, differing wi-fi signals
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by drumlicks, Apr 20, 2009.