plugging ethernet im getting full speeds no packet loss perfect connection, the connection isnt the issue its the Wifi. i have tried changing channels to disabling security etc with little effect

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plugging ethernet im getting full speeds no packet loss perfect connection, the connection isnt the issue its the Wifi. i have tried changing channels to disabling security etc with little effect

You might get a tiny bit more if you can configure the superhub to G only wireless if that is what your adaptor supports. Sounds as if you have an adaptor/laptop with a "super-g" adaptor maybe?

Hopefully someone with VM will assist here - as my friends have only the 10m service so don't have the hub

I've got a 30MB VM Superhub.

Here's a couple of wireless speedtests from the wife's laptop this morning. The laptop's about 30 feet away, but distance doesn't seem to matter that much. It's an Acer 6930Z running Vista.

http://speedtest.net/result/1296839613.png

http://speedtest.net/result/1296839090.png

Let me know what settings you would like to know.Here's a screenshot of the superhub wireless settings.

http://www.mediafire.com/i/?8luf6wqfux6ltst

Regards

If you don't have wireless N...

You're going to see a theoretical max of 24 mbps via wifi, however if neighbours have wifi to (which they will), cordless dect phones, baby monitors, wireless tv transmitters, ususally you see a max of 10 - 20 meg on wireless G. So 15 meg seems about right given interference.

You need to upgrade to wireless N for any quicker speeds

wow nice speeds for wireless, however is it N Tech ur wireless capability?

By the way if your saying i should max out 20meg on a G technology (wifi) why am i receiving 3-6meg in my room if wifi is in the living room?

seems like the wifi strength is poor also

Superhub is wireless N, as is the Acer laptop.

What sort of laptop is it? If it's running Vista (like the wife's) it must be a wireless N capable machine.

My wireless band is set to 2.4, and it's set to auto find the best wireless channel.

I'm no tech, so I can't help other than let you know what my settings are.

Cheers

If I were you I'd move the router and computer as far aware from the TV as possible as this can cause problems. TVs can be very effective barriers to radio signals so best if yours is not between the router and computer, and better still if both are further from the TV anyway. .