photodude
30-07-2011, 16:54
I know this will not fix all the issues people are seeing with the wireless superhub connection, but it has fixed the only issue I've had (and two m8's networks as well).
If you have a Belkin dongle, wireless card, or onboard wireless, using Win XP to Win7, just uninstall the Belkin wireless network utility, and use windows own. I've now tried this on about 8 systems (laptops and USB dongles), and it's resolved all wireless connection issues with my superhub (and 2 other hubs). Don't ask me why, but the Belkin network utility seems to constantly drop connection, or give really bad speeds. As soon as you switch to windows own, you get exactly what it says on the tin, with no drop-outs:D
Just thought this may help a few people, as wireless seems to be a common problem;)
If you have a Belkin dongle, wireless card, or onboard wireless, using Win XP to Win7, just uninstall the Belkin wireless network utility, and use windows own. I've now tried this on about 8 systems (laptops and USB dongles), and it's resolved all wireless connection issues with my superhub (and 2 other hubs). Don't ask me why, but the Belkin network utility seems to constantly drop connection, or give really bad speeds. As soon as you switch to windows own, you get exactly what it says on the tin, with no drop-outs:D
Just thought this may help a few people, as wireless seems to be a common problem;)