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The data transfer speed is slow.

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Troubleshooting Wireless LAN ❑ Check the access point settings. Refer to the instructions supplied with the access point. ❑ Move your notebook away from obstructions or closer to any access point you may be using. The data transfer speed is slow. ❑ The Wireless LAN data transfer speed is affected by distance and obstructions between devices and access points. Other factors include device configurations, radio conditions, and software compatibility. To maximize the data transfer speed, move your notebook away from obstructions or closer to any Access Point you may be using. ❑ If you are using a Wireless LAN Access Point, the device may be temporarily overloaded depending on the number of other devices communicating via the access point. ❑ If your access point interferes with other access points, set up the wireless channel with the access point. Refer to the instructions supplied with the access point. The communication speed is interrupted or slowed down when MPEG2 data is transferred. The typical effective data transfer speed via an access point is 4-5 Mbps when adhering to the IEEE802.11b standard. High-rate stream transfers with MPEG2 data may lower this rate. Data transfers are interrupted. Data transfer interruptions may occur with large files. Check if the access point connection is intact, see "Checking your connection status" and then do the following: 1 Right-click the Wireless Network Connection icon in the taskbar and select Status. The Wireless Network Connection Status dialog box appears. 2 Check the connection status. 3 Change the settings temporarily by performing the following actions: 1 Click Start, and then Control Panel. 147

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Troubleshooting Wireless LAN
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❑
Check the access point settings. Refer to the instructions supplied with the
access point.
❑
Move your notebook away from obstructions or closer to any access point
you may be using.
The data transfer speed is slow.
❑
The Wireless LAN data transfer speed is affected by distance and
obstructions between devices and access points. Other factors include device
configurations, radio conditions, and software compatibility. To maximize
the data transfer speed, move your notebook away from obstructions or
closer to any Access Point you may be using.
❑
If you are using a Wireless LAN Access Point, the device may be
temporarily overloaded depending on the number of other devices
communicating via the access point.
❑
If your access point interferes with other access points, set up the wireless
channel with the access point. Refer to the instructions supplied with the
access point.
The communication speed is interrupted or slowed down
when MPEG2 data is transferred.
The typical effective data transfer speed via an access point is 4-5 Mbps when
adhering to the IEEE802.11b standard. High-rate stream transfers with MPEG2
data may lower this rate.
Data transfers are interrupted.
Data transfer interruptions may occur with large files. Check if the access point
connection is intact, see “Checking your connection status” and then do the
following:
1
Right-click the Wireless Network Connection icon in the taskbar and select
Status. The Wireless Network Connection Status dialog box appears.
2
Check the connection status.
3
Change the settings temporarily by performing the following actions:
1
Click Start, and then Control Panel.