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Asked by Answers2IT in Wireless Technologies, Windows XP Operating System, Internet Protocols
Currently have a PC with XP SP2 and a Linksys wireless card. don't know if it is related but I installed AVG antivirus and anti spyware on the machine. About a week later, I experienced severe degradation when browsing the internet or network, most of the time resulting in a page cannot be displayed. It slows to a crawl with about 20% packet loss. I have uninstalled AVG, tried different nic and pc locations. Many times I can connect to the Wireles (WPA - TKIP) but cannot get an ip address. It is not the wireless as the PC next to it(literally) works just fine. I have reinstalled TCP/IP, reset ip and winsock with netsh, removed any firewall and antivirus apps to no avail. I have tried different profiles and local/domain accounts as well. The most interesting point is that I can remote into the PC using remote desktop and it connects and works just fine with 0 packet loss on the network. I have issues with devices that use the upper and lower filters registry entries where the devices (keyboard, CDRom) only work through remote desktop. Does anyone have an idea.
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