A list of puns related to "Wireless LAN"
Hello dear Redditors,
I recently moved out from my home, where my PC used to stand near our Internet Access-point, so we just used cable. I now life in a place where I have to use WLAN, but my PC doesn't have the ability to Connect to it build in. "Easy enough" I thought, went on Amazon, bought a thing that you put in a USB Port and grants WLAN access and started playing with it. It is absolutely terrible. I thought that it wouldn't matter too much what exactly I buy, since that seemed like a rather simple thing, but what I picked seems to be horrible. Do you guys have any recommmendations for a good Alternative? I don't want to waste another 20€
Also, the connection itself is not the problem, other Devices in the same room work fine.
Hi, i would like to test the speed of my wireless at different distances from the router, using a Macbook. Not internet speed, but the effective data transfer from my router in the wireless lan at home. My Wifi 6 is supposed to transfer at 3000Mbit/s, and i would like to test if it's a real number and how much it will change as i go far from the router.
Any suggestion
I have gotten regular WOL working but it's ethernet through power which is slow and takes up a power socket. I got a new wifi card that's great but I can't seem to get WOWLAN to work. It's a PCIe wifi card. I have bios set to allow PCIe wake, I feel like all the windows options are set correctly. Is there maybe something I'm missing?
Hi all,
Been testing my airlink connection and I'm only getting 20-30 Mbps with airlink set to dynamic 200mbps.
My pc is pretty good with a 3070ti and networked on a 5ghz 802.1 AC network.
However after doing some testing, when I wire my pc to the router I can get over 100mbps (still not 200 :() fixed bitrate so I know it's the Lan that's the issue.
Just wanted to ask what the options are, should I be looking at new, higher spec'd routers? I could try move my pc closer to my router see if that helps, it's only in the next room though, but there is a solid wall between them.
Anyway, opinions welcome. Thanks
Has anyone tried using this? I'm sure it's not gaming worthy, but I think that this sub will be the most versed in wired remote display.
Would be interested to see how this performs vs nVidia shield or an rpi4 running moonlight.
edit: link
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/surface-hub/miracast-over-infrastructure
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