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babylon5guy
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Hi, Got the Asus RT-N10+ had it setup in less than 10 minutes with the dd-WRT firmware which I had downloaded and the instructions before the router came and was set to go. The hard wired connections are even a little faster than my old Linksys 35 to 45 Mbps, and much faster than that Netgear I was using. Very good recommendation glc. I read on an other post that there was a setting to speed up the wireless does anyone know what that would be? Have not found out anything about that. Did read that getting a USB N adapter would help, but I thought N only increased distance not speed. I'm getting excellent range anywhere in my apt with my laptop. But the wireless speed is only between 5 and 7 Mbps? The wireless adapter built into my HP laptop is only a G. Is this where I'm stuck or is there a setting to increase it? It is not a big deal as my Roku and Blu-Ray are hard wired through a switch, and I mainly use my desktop but having a little more speed for my laptop would be desirable. Thanks
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