Troubleshooting
ProblemSolutionI always have poor link quality and low signal.
Do the following to achieve better link quality and stronger signal:
•Keep the device away from microwave ovens and large metal objects to avoid radio interference.
•Shorten the distance between the device and the AP/station.
The throughput seems slow. | • Avoid placing the device behind a metal | |
| object. Clear obstacles between the AP | |
| and the device. | |
| • Try moving the client closer to the | |
| WebSTAR DPW939 USB Wireless LAN | |
| Adapter to see if the throughput | |
| increases. | |
| • Consider adding a second WebSTAR | |
| DPW939 USB Wireless LAN Adapter to | |
| implement roaming. | |
Why do I get the warning “Hi- This warning message appears when you | ||
Speed USB Device Plugged | plug the WebSTAR DPW939 USB Wireless | |
Into | LAN Adapter to a USB 1.1 port. Select from | |
message when I connected | one of the following options according to your | |
the WebSTAR DPW939 USB | operating system: | |
Wireless LAN Adapter to the | • For Windows XP users, you need to | |
USB port? | ||
upgrade your OS to Service Pack 1 to | ||
| convert your USB ports to USB 2.0. | |
| • For Windows 2000 users, you must install | |
| Service Pack 4 in order to convert your | |
| USB ports into USB 2.0. You can | |
| download these service packs from the | |
| Windows Update Web site | |
| (www.windowsupdate.microsoft.com). | |
When I remove the wireless | This is a limitation with computers equipped | |
adapter from my computer | with Intel/NVIDIA USB 2.0 controller and | |
running Windows 98SE, my | running the newest OrangeWare USB 2.0 | |
system becomes very slow | driver. | |
and stops responding. |
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