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they are probably crazy - ask what they are doing when they notice the slowdown. &nbsp;:-)<br />
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then again, &quot;I&quot; could be crazy too!<br />
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bruno
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they are probably crazy - ask what they are doing when they notice the slowdown.  :-)

then again, "I" could be crazy too!


bruno

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Thanks my friends!<br />
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Otaluke :)
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In a system where a wireless router is connecting computers that have both B &amp;&nbsp;G speed modems.<br />
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The question is... if operating on both, will the router slow down to the slower speed... I.E. &nbsp; Will the G modem operate slower because of the B modem on the same wireless router?<br />
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I have a client that says he is experiencing this:<br />
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&quot;Quote:&quot;<br />
&quot;&nbsp;I put a wireless B modem on my tivo and ever since it's slowed down my 2 laptops which are G's. &nbsp;My wireless router says it will do B and G, is the B on my tivo slowing the laptops down or am i crazy? &quot;<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Otaluke :)<br />
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In a system where a wireless router is connecting computers that have both B & G speed modems.

The question is... if operating on both, will the router slow down to the slower speed... I.E.   Will the G modem operate slower because of the B modem on the same wireless router?

I have a client that says he is experiencing this:

"Quote:"
" I put a wireless B modem on my tivo and ever since it's slowed down my 2 laptops which are G's.  My wireless router says it will do B and G, is the B on my tivo slowing the laptops down or am i crazy? "

Thanks!
Otaluke :)

 

Does Wireless B &amp; G Operating together default to the lower speed?

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Does Wireless B &amp; G Operating together default to the lower speed?

Does Wireless B & G Operating together default to the lower speed?