Hello and thanks a lot for your time. I have a belkin N wireless router and it is about a year old, give or take. My connection speed to my laptop sits at around 24mbps. It used to run @ 54mbps. Youtube videos lag really hard and No one in my family could remember what it was like to have a seamless youtube viewing experience. Thank you so much.

hey dude i have the solution for your answer
1>connect the computer to the router wired type http://192.168.2.1
2>on left side u can find wifi protected setup disable it for 2.4GHZ & 5 GHZ
3>now click on security - under 5ghz click on secuity mode - > disable security->apply changes
4>now for click security mode for 2.4 GHZ -SELECT 64 BIT WEP - ENTER 10 DIGIT NO AS PASSWORD APPLY CHANGES
5>CLICK CHANNEL & SSID ON LEFT SIDE UNDER WIRELES - >UNDER 2.4GHZ CHANG SSID TO ANY NAME U WISH APPLY CHANGES IT WIL WORK
LET ME KNW IF IT WORKS THANKS MILAN

It might not work Because your laptop should XP service pack 2 Or above
You can try upgrading your operating system before throwing your router out of the door

Hello,

If wireless adapter on the laptop is fairly old, you may need to update the drivers for the wireless adapter. Some older wireless adapters are not capable of properly communicating with WPA devices. Typically a driver update of the laptop resolves the issue. If not, try another wifi adapter and verify it is not the OS or laptop itself.

Good Luck.

Just Install the hardware and insert the driver of the router...then follow the instruction...

I would advise you to purchase a Linksys G router, Model # WRT54G2. Works well with Vista and your other laptops will work also.

If I could be of further assistance, let me know.
If this solves your issue, please be kind to rate it.
Thanks, Joe


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candice,

you can go to this links click here. Select the model of your belkin router and it will give you a guide on how to enalbe port for warding.

With speeds around 10 mb to the router over wireless you may want to consider checking if AUTO chanel is enabled or available on that model
If so then enable it.

Also consider moving the router if there are any other wireless devices nearby eg. cordless phone.

It may also be the the windows "zero wireless configuration" service is finding too many other wireless signals nearby that may be stronger than your own

If that is the case you may want to disable the service and set it to manual. Better still if you have a utility on the laptop (most have) then try set that to control the wireless setting instead of windows.

One of those last two items should help you maintain a better connection but only holds true if you have a reasonable connection to the router to start with.

You might also consider a cheaper wireless repeater to enable you to get better speeds

have you customized the wireless settings of you router (e.g. ssid, wireless channel, wireless security)? if not, try to change your router's ssid or the wireless channel. it could be that some wireless devices are interfering with your signal.

hope this'll help you.

ciao!

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