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Help - totally bizarre network question - Help
Hi all...
I'm a total newbie here, so please be kind if I posted this in the wrong place ... and point me to where I should post it ... I have a totally bizarre situation on my hands. Over the past couple of days wireless connectivity and speed has been total rubbish - for Apple products only! - and I'd had reasonable connectivity until recently. There have been no changes to my environment (other than those troubleshooting tweaks that I've made today after observing the behaviour ... those have been backed out anyway). Here's the skinny (all data speeds rounded after 5 tests each): Network - TalkTalk UK DSL/Router - DLink 2680 (supplied by TalkTalk) Windows 7 Tested using Speedtest.net 6.8 Mbps down / .9 Mbps up Google Nexus 7 (Jelly Bean) Tested using Speedtest.net Andriod app 6.5 Mbps down / .8 Mbps up Google Nexus phone (Jelly Bean) Tested using Speedtest.net Andriod app 6.2 Mbps down / .75 Mbps up iPad mini (iOS 6) Tested using Speedtest.net iOS app .4 Mbps down / .4 Mbps up iPad (iOS 5) Tested using Speedtest.net iOS app .43 Mbps down / .41 Mbps up iPhone 4 (iOS 5) Tested using Speedtest.net iOS app .38 Mbps down / .35 Mbps up Macbook Air (MACOS 10.7) Tested using Speedtest.net .42 Mbps down / .39 Mbps up The behaviour is consistent at any time of day. Data speeds on Windows and the Android devices is around what I expect. Things I have tried: a. moved between auto-channel scan to different channels (randomly tried 1/7/11) b. made all IP addresses static c. zapped the router to factory default Anyone heard of such a thing? Help! My wife is the Apple-o-phile of the house and her not being able to use her devices properly is seriously making my life difficult ...! ![]() Thanks in advance. David |
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whats the hardware of the windows pc? if possible whats the settings for that network adapter? are they using the same cables? have they all been rebooted?
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What happens if you plug the mac directly into the router?
I don't know why it would happen after not happening, but there may be some issue with the router interface. The 2680 doesn't support the full wireless N specs. Might have something to do with that. http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/wirel...-link-dsl-2680 Also check the router firmware. Keep posted back. I'm curious on what it turns out to be.
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