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Re: Linksys ownez me
im shotting for a low budget setup, due to navy pay, i would love to go ls1 but i dont have the money, i would like to find a 5.0 out of a foxbody or crown vic with the t-5 and get a driveshaft made to mate it to a t2 diff. i got a couple of gt35's that i have access too when the time comes O0 now the cars just stock and keeping that way till navy time
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If you still cant connect to the router, try unplugging it from the wall for 30 seconds and plugging it back in (power cord)...Linksys is usually a very solid company, and what I use most of the time. Generally, all of the major networking companies suck major dick, and Linksys usually does it the least often
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Originally Posted by cberman
If you still cant connect to the router, try unplugging it from the wall for 30 seconds and plugging it back in (power cord)...Linksys is usually a very solid company, and what I use most of the time. Generally, all of the major networking companies suck major dick, and Linksys usually does it the least often
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Re: Linksys ownez me
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Haha, this is stupid. I get nothing better than a "low" signal and I swear it's faster than when it's hooked directly up to my cable modem. :S Oh well, at least this glitchy piece of ---- works and I don't have to kill a mother fucker this close to xmas. :7
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well what i would say is that linksys isnt as easy for the average user to setup, however they always work better in my experiences..
altho i have been using buffalo routers lately reflashed with dd-wrt, other than the pain in the ass to flash them, they are awesome...ive setup 3 of them alone this week |
Re: Linksys ownez me
Originally Posted by mycrx
a direct link is gonna be faster because with wireless the signal has to travel and it will lose strenght but not that bad, it shouldnt read low when you are close to it, i had a 8ft usb to usb with my adapter on the end and id still get good signal quality, but yea id say just hook a cat5 striaght to the modem ---- it....
Originally Posted by cberman
well what i would say is that linksys isnt as easy for the average user to setup, however they always work better in my experiences..
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Re: Linksys ownez me
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
You would think, but it doesn't seem that way. I have the adapter stuck to the wall like 6ft up and the antenna pointing out. Seems to work....for now. :l Just don't look at it or touch it.
So what you're trying to say is it's glitchy and a pain in the ass for non-webgeeks to use. :1 |
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NetGear seemed to work good for me. It came with software that included drivers which installed hassle free. My linksys adapter didn't come with ----. :3 If I would have know that I would have bought NetGear.
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Re: Linksys ownez me
where did u get that linksys from? they definately come with drivers and such
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Egay. ::) Figures. Too bad I already left feedback. It just came in a package with no box, instructions, or details about anything. ::)
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