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Problem description: So this is a little bizarre. I just built a new computer and it's been working perfectly. I kept my old wifi card TP-LINK 450Mbps Wireless N Adapter, as it was working fine and just stuck it into my new computer. Everything was fine, at first, speeds were high all around throughout my house. But a few days ago, my speed started tanking. I've got Fios, I assumed the problem was on their end. The guy I spoke with helped out a lot. We tested the ehternet line and the speed was still fast. The wifi however, was not. He then asked if I had connected any new devices as a new slow protocol may slow down everything. I mentioned my new computer but figured that couldn't be the problem since it had the same network card. Lo and behold however, when we disabled my new right, the speed picked up, across the board throughout the house. Attempted fixes: I checked my network card drivers and everything appears to be up to date. Apart from that, I have no idea what else I could do. Recent changes: Covered up there ^^^ -- Operating system: Windows 7 Ultimate. System specs: TP-LINK 450Mbps Wireless N Adapter. The New rig is fast, and better than my old rig that wasn't causing problems in any way. If it matters these are pretty much all of the parts:  Location: USA I have Googled and read the FAQ: Yes. The problem is it's very difficult to find anything about a new computer actually slowing things down.
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Aug 12, 2014 03:07
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Just checked, and I have no idea. The Fios people installed the router themselves, so it's theirs. The only thing resembling a number is m1424wr ,which when I google, looks somewhat helpful.
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Aug 12, 2014 13:19
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