Could be a neighbor with a new wireless router, baby monitor, or a  
teenager always on the 2.4GHz cordless phone. If its a new router it  
could be on the same channel as yours. Try changing your channels.

Brian O'Neal

On Apr 6, 2006, at 7:43 AM, Bill Rising wrote:

Hey folks,

The signal from my trusty Netgear 814 wireless router has suddenly  
gotten weak. At first, I thought it was a problem with my powerbook,  
which always has crummy reception, but my wife's much trustier  
powerbook has had a big degeneration in reception, also. The router  
wasn't moved, and no new equipment was placed near it. The weakness  
started before the storms this week, but it seems that the problem  
has been worse since the storms. The router is hooked to a UPS which  
lost its juice overnight, but which shouldn't have had some sort of  
low voltage problem. Whatever.

I have a hard time believing that a router can wear out, but can they  
suddenly lose range? I would think that they'd either work or not,  
but not move to some in-between state. Please enlighten me.

Bill



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