I've got a desktop (P4 3.0 Ghz, 2 GB DDR2 RAM, motherboard Intel DG102GGC2) and a laptop (i3 2.4 Ghz, 4 GB DDR3 RAM). I've connected them both with a 150 MBPS wireless routerBoth computers are running Win 7. The desktop is connected by cable, and the laptop by wireless. When I transfer files between the two computers, I get only from half to one mbps speed. At one mbps, it takes 700 seconds to transfer one CD.If the router is 150 mbps, why am I getting so low speeds, and how do I speed it up to about 10 or 20 mbps? If I get a 300 mbps router, will I get better speeds?
Speed up transfer between desktop and laptop
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In msinfo32, there's a lot of names, the first is "[00000000] WAN Miniport (SSTP)"I tried turning the firewall off and seeing what happens, but I get only 2.5 mbps now, whether the firewall is turned off or not, with the laptop right next to the router and the desktop.If I connect them by cable, I get higher speeds.
Funkatronic
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Funkatronic
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There's no phone connected to the network. I don't understand about B and G and N, but this is the router
D-Link DSL-2730U Wireless N 150 ADSL2 4-Port Router: Flipkart.com
Try setting your wireless mode on your routers config page to "N only" and not "N (B/G compatible)" and see if that makes a difference, then.
D-Link DSL-2730U Wireless N 150 ADSL2 4-Port Router: Flipkart.com
Try setting your wireless mode on your routers config page to "N only" and not "N (B/G compatible)" and see if that makes a difference, then.