is there a problem with my wifi?

[boybi]

ang nakita ko lang is Transmit Power, which is already at the highest setting, walang Ad Hoc.

[nicolodeon]

ang nakita ko lang is Transmit Power, which is already at the highest setting, walang Ad Hoc.

Fafi, yan na yun.

[nicolodeon]

Fafi, isang solusyon na nakikita ko eh bumili ka ng isang high-power USB adapter gaya nung Hawking HWUG1 o kaya yung Netgear WPN111. Lalakas ang receive strength ng wifi mo sa laptop. Nga lang, medyo mahal yang gadget na yan: mga 5-7K ang pinaka mura.

Yung Hawking, bihira dito yan.

[nicolodeon]

Ah! May isa pa ako solusyon aside from that USB thingy. Kung may PCMCIA slot yang lappy mo Fafy, pwede kang bumile ng wireless-N MIMO adapter. Yung MIMO adapters can increase signal range by as much as 5X, and signal speed by as much as 15x.

[boybi]

pero yung MIMO diba dapat both sides naka MIMO? so kung hindi MIMO yung router or access point, bale wala din.

[nicolodeon]

pero yung MIMO diba dapat both sides naka MIMO? so kung hindi MIMO yung router or access point, bale wala din.

He he he, oo nga pala.

[StraightSix]

Don't lose sleep over it ...

Signal strength indicators are not standard among manufacturers. It only shows the relative strength of incoming signals. But the question is, relative to what? Unless they're identical machines, I wouldn't worry.

[mikmik316]

daming factors... one reason could be the internal antenna... baka sira yung internal antenna ng wifi card mo and it needs replacement?

second one could be chipset? Check if you have RALINK, Realtek, Broadcom or Atheros chipset... if you have realtek, then that could be real crap... the best broadcom at atheros...

[boybi]

my laptop is just 2 weeks old. hindi naman siguro sira yung antenna.

how will i know which chipset is in my laptop?

[mikmik316]

posible yan sir na sira ang antenna... or hindi nakakabit ng maayos sa loob... saka in device manager when you scan thru the driver details of the wifi card dun mo malalaman ang name.