Comments for How do I determine the capabilities of my wireless network adapter?

Comment from Tim Turner on 2008-01-12

2008-01-12T19:10:10Z

That's odd, my IntelPro Wireless Connector does not have the data rate setting available...
Tim

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Comment from Pat on 2007-02-25

2007-02-26T07:06:07Z

Very helpful, Thanks. It's a start... up here in BC Canada are many new WISPs started with volunteers on shoestring govt grant budgets amd "winging it" it at the so-called "Last Mile" outpost installations. Up and running & trying to enducate newbie broadband users, some of whom expect vast MB speeds. I did not put in 802.11 sys but proprietary 5.8 GHz & 900 MHz, so we are dealing with wireless cpe as in the article as well as radio-ODU box-PC setups. I will use this info for testing and maybe find out more on why the Dell PCs & LTs run 1/2 to 1/3 slower than my Acer LT. If you have more advice on wireless troubleshooting, especially for speed issues, for this rapidly expanding type of network, there are a lot of us up here who will be grateful.

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Comment from Gary Hayes - Ireland on 2007-01-17

2007-01-18T01:29:46Z

Hey Leo

Thanks for the clear answer, (the graphics really helped).

Seemingly my broadband operator is offering a download speed of 3Mb, so I have set my wireless adaptor to the max, 54Mbps, and await to see if that makes any difference.

Thanks again.

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