Hi,
I've google for this and searched these forums but thought i would now ask here for the answer.
I've got a brand new black macbook (the latest model that came out). I connect to my internet (and also remote desktop to my windows machines) via my USR wireless router (g speed). The macbook connects to it very badly most of the time and remote desktop frequently just drops and then reconnects. I've never had this before. So i thought i would dual boot the macbook, put xp on it with the bookcamp drivers, and see how remote desktop worked then. In XP, i can see that my wireless is only connecting at 18mb, drops to 11, and then to 2mb after a while (i'm sat 2 meters from my wireless router at the time). I found a note from google that said that when 2 wireless devices struggle to communicate they lower the speed until the they can communuicate successfully. This sounds like whats happening, but its only the macbook that has these problems (as I use other laptops with zero probs).
Is this a hardware or software issue with macbook (as its happening in both osx and xp with the bootcamp drivers)? and how do i fix it? or when are Apple going to fix it?
I've google for this and searched these forums but thought i would now ask here for the answer.
I've got a brand new black macbook (the latest model that came out). I connect to my internet (and also remote desktop to my windows machines) via my USR wireless router (g speed). The macbook connects to it very badly most of the time and remote desktop frequently just drops and then reconnects. I've never had this before. So i thought i would dual boot the macbook, put xp on it with the bookcamp drivers, and see how remote desktop worked then. In XP, i can see that my wireless is only connecting at 18mb, drops to 11, and then to 2mb after a while (i'm sat 2 meters from my wireless router at the time). I found a note from google that said that when 2 wireless devices struggle to communicate they lower the speed until the they can communuicate successfully. This sounds like whats happening, but its only the macbook that has these problems (as I use other laptops with zero probs).
Is this a hardware or software issue with macbook (as its happening in both osx and xp with the bootcamp drivers)? and how do i fix it? or when are Apple going to fix it?
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