Hi,
I just set up a wireless network at home, and the computer using the wireless D-Link usb adapter doesn't have usb 2.0 capabilities. The internet speed now varies anywhere from 1.0 Mbps to 10.0 Mbps, and it's far too often on the low end.
My question is: will getting a usb 2.0 card for this computer get connection speed up, or is it more likely a signal issue with the router.
It's confusing because I checked out my internet service, and the maximum speed is only 3 Mbps per second. What is so exciting about having a 54 Mbps wireless adapter when the internet can't travel nearly that fast anyway?
Any insight into these matters would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I just set up a wireless network at home, and the computer using the wireless D-Link usb adapter doesn't have usb 2.0 capabilities. The internet speed now varies anywhere from 1.0 Mbps to 10.0 Mbps, and it's far too often on the low end.
My question is: will getting a usb 2.0 card for this computer get connection speed up, or is it more likely a signal issue with the router.
It's confusing because I checked out my internet service, and the maximum speed is only 3 Mbps per second. What is so exciting about having a 54 Mbps wireless adapter when the internet can't travel nearly that fast anyway?
Any insight into these matters would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks