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6 to 22 kB/sec download speed certainly doesn’t stress my 10 mb/sec pipe. I don’t know if it’s your server or somewhere between us on the network, but something needs help.
how i can download driver for atheros ar5007eg wireless adapter for windows xp? i have notebook samsung nc10 with windows xp home edition, and i need to udate wireless driver. can somebody help me?
I have a factory installed Atheros AR5B91 Wireless Network Adapter in my Gateway NV52 laptop. I’m currently deployed to Afghanistan living in a concrete/steel dorm room. The wireless signal I’m paying for gives me only 3 strength bars max in my dorm room but when I go into the hallway I can get a full 5 bars. My question is how do I increase signal strength to pick-up the full wireless signal within my room? Is there something I can purchase that can draw in the signal so I don’t drop calls anymore?
Thanks
We are using a “Atheros AR9160-BC1B+AR9106” chipset based Unex DNMA-H5 module in our design, and need to support the Windows-XP driver for it. It will be of great help to us if we get
clarified for the following questions
– which version of Atheros driver(Windows-XP) support it and the place to download it.
– Will these drivers be used on 802.11n mode also ?
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