Hello,
On the 21.5" 2011 iMac, running Windows 7 in Boot Camp, I get persistent Wi-Fi drop-outs throughout the day. This issue doesn't occur within OS X, but it's literally every few minutes where the Wi-Fi simply grinds to a halt or begins to crawl; then, for seemingly no reason, it returns to normal operating speed.
This has been happening ever since I installed the Boot Camp drivers from the OS X install disc. I upgraded to Boot Camp 3.2 and the problem seems to persist. Is anybody else experiencing this issue? I searched these forums and it appears others are having a similar issue, but with the drop-outs occurring under OS X and not Windows.
Are there any suggestions, excluding re-installation of the drivers?
EDIT: A certain Windows update fixed it (some how..).
zin
On the 21.5" 2011 iMac, running Windows 7 in Boot Camp, I get persistent Wi-Fi drop-outs throughout the day. This issue doesn't occur within OS X, but it's literally every few minutes where the Wi-Fi simply grinds to a halt or begins to crawl; then, for seemingly no reason, it returns to normal operating speed.
This has been happening ever since I installed the Boot Camp drivers from the OS X install disc. I upgraded to Boot Camp 3.2 and the problem seems to persist. Is anybody else experiencing this issue? I searched these forums and it appears others are having a similar issue, but with the drop-outs occurring under OS X and not Windows.
Are there any suggestions, excluding re-installation of the drivers?
EDIT: A certain Windows update fixed it (some how..).
zin
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