I've been using this computer for a little over a year now without a single problem. All of a sudden about two or three weeks ago my wireless connection keeps dropping in speed until it gets to 1.0 Mbps. It'll start at 54, drop to 48, then 36, eventually to 1. Even when it's saying it's at 24, or 11 it's really at 1 or below when I do a speed test. The only way to fix it is by right clicking on the wireless connection and selecting "repair."
I googled a bit and some say it might be due to interference, so I've changed my router to many different channels but I still have the same problem. I haven't updated any drivers or anything either so I don't really suspect the drivers.
I'm using the onboard wireless on my Asus P5WDH. I've also tried changing the position of the antenna. I don't think its a distance issue since the router (Belkin wireless N) is in the same room (actually about 4 feet from the antenna). I know I could just run a cable, but I don't like just avoiding the problem, especially since I'll need to have functioning wireless in the near future. Anyone have any ideas or similar experiences?
I googled a bit and some say it might be due to interference, so I've changed my router to many different channels but I still have the same problem. I haven't updated any drivers or anything either so I don't really suspect the drivers.
I'm using the onboard wireless on my Asus P5WDH. I've also tried changing the position of the antenna. I don't think its a distance issue since the router (Belkin wireless N) is in the same room (actually about 4 feet from the antenna). I know I could just run a cable, but I don't like just avoiding the problem, especially since I'll need to have functioning wireless in the near future. Anyone have any ideas or similar experiences?