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drop outs...could this be the prob?

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Name: battlesnake
Date: March 23, 2008 at 22:50:26 Pacific
Subject: drop outs...could this be the prob?
OS: xp pro
CPU/Ram: 1
Comment:
hi everyone!
i have a broadband connection sent around the house via a wireless router, all been workin fine.
last wednesday we got a new alarm system, with wireless detectors.
since then i keep getting drop outs
my guess is that they are on the same frequency as my router and this is causing the drops...
is there any way to combat this?

thanks heaps.


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Name: Bill McMinn
Date: March 23, 2008 at 23:21:10 Pacific
Subject: drop outs...could this be the prob?
Reply: (edit)
Go into the web based configuration for your wireless router and change the channel. If that doesn't resolve the problem then try moving the wireless router.

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