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[tiggertiffin87]

Well, if anyone is willing we can try that route.

[tiggertiffin87]

FurryNutz helped me out! Thanks again

[FurryNutz]

Let us know how it all works out.
Mode was set on G/N, changed to N only and disabled WMM and Short GI.
Has other N routers near by. 

[tiggertiffin87]

Yah, tons of others. I lowered the transmit/output power to low but it cut my speed back down.  Have it at medium right now and seems to be working out well.

[FurryNutz]

Ok give that a go and see how it works. Ya, just a lot of there routers around and will probably have to deal with some interferences.

[schmieg]

I'm havng a similar problem. The wireless system (Dell Inspiron 8000 running WinXP) on my network connects at 130 consistently. However, if I reboot the router while that system is connected, it will come back up at 270. Rebooting the router daily is the only way I can obtain the higher speed connection. It used to connect at 270 when the computer booted, but no longer. The only change is that I had to move the network card to the second PCMCIA slot to allow the addition of an external USB 2.0 card to support an external backup drive as the old Dell doesn't have USB 2.0 built in.

[FurryNutz]

Try setting the WiFi mode to Single mode N only. This will get you back to 270Mb connection however be aware that if you have other devices that don't support N, You'll need to set for G and N mode.
let us know.

I'm havng a similar problem. The wireless system (Dell Inspiron 8000 running WinXP) on my network connects at 130 consistently. However, if I reboot the router while that system is connected, it will come back up at 270. Rebooting the router daily is the only way I can obtain the higher speed connection. It used to connect at 270 when the computer booted, but no longer. The only change is that I had to move the network card to the second PCMCIA slot to allow the addition of an external USB 2.0 card to support an external backup drive as the old Dell doesn't have USB 2.0 built in.

[Lincoln1986]

Let us know how it all works out.
Mode was set on G/N, changed to N only and disabled WMM and Short GI.
Has other N routers near by. 

I got the exactly same problem.. How to do this?
I cant find where to disable WMM and Short GI?

[FurryNutz]

Change wireless modes and settings under Setup/Wireless/Manual.
Short GI and WMM can be found under Advanced/Advanced Wireless.
Let us know how it goes.

I got the exactly same problem.. How to do this?
I cant find where to disable WMM and Short GI?