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  1. 11-17-2007 12:09 PM #1
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    speeding up online

    i had my online working absolutely fine till the other day ago.
    i reset my router to the default and then it wouldnt work!!
    i managed to fix it to get it working again, but it is now extremely slow.
    is there any way of spedding it up??
    i have a bt voyager 2500v
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  3. 11-17-2007 12:22 PM #2
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    Try customer support or call your local retailer. Unless ovcourse you moved the positions of your wii and or router.
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    no i didnt move anything
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    double check things through....sounds dumb, but do it

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    It may not be that you moved the router or the wii, but maybe a new object is between the wii and router, like furniture or somthing of that sort, that could affect the signal. I'd check to see if anything new is between the router and wii.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wiiuser101
    i had my online working absolutely fine till the other day ago.
    i reset my router to the default and then it wouldnt work!!
    i managed to fix it to get it working again, but it is now extremely slow.
    is there any way of spedding it up??
    i have a bt voyager 2500v
    Sounds like the firewall is misbehaving. Check it and disable it. Hardware firewalls are not needed so long as you have software firewalls (or use Linux )

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  8. 11-18-2007 08:45 AM #7
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    thanks 4 the help
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    Hardware firewalls are mostly for the paranoid.Software firewalls are more than efficient enough for most cases.

    Routers only have a broadcast wavelength of a few hundred feet. So try and make sure there is as little distance between the two as possible.
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