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Hi Dan,

In addition, you may change your wireless channel to 6 or other channels and see if it will make a big difference.

-Try a wired connection as well to see if the wireless is your only issue.

-Boot to Safe Mode with Networking by restarting your computer, tap F8 then select this option and see if you're able to replicate your issue.

-Refreshing your wireless profiles by deleting them, then re-add you own SSID(wireless network) might also help.
How to remove the existing wireless network profile in Windows 7 - Welcome to TP-LINK

- Update your Intel Wi-Fi driver to the current one.
Intel® Driver Update Utility

- Disable your Norton temporarily if above suggestions didn't help.

An update will be appreciated.

<blockquote data-quote="2xg" data-source="post: 47618" data-attributes="member: 119">Hi Dan,In addition, you may change your wireless channel to 6 or other channels and see if it will make a big difference.-Try a wired connection as well to see if the wireless is your only issue.-Boot to Safe Mode with Networking by restarting your computer, tap F8 then select this option and see if you&#039;re able to replicate your issue.-Refreshing your wireless profiles by deleting them, then re-add you own SSID(wireless network) might also help.<a href="http://www.tp-link.com/en/article/?faqid=281" target="_blank">How to remove the existing wireless network profile in Windows 7 - Welcome to TP-LINK</a>- Update your Intel Wi-Fi driver to the current one.<a href="http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect" target="_blank">Intel® Driver Update Utility</a>- Disable your Norton temporarily if above suggestions didn&#039;t help.An update will be appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2xg, post: 47618, member: 119"] Hi Dan, In addition, you may change your wireless channel to 6 or other channels and see if it will make a big difference. -Try a wired connection as well to see if the wireless is your only issue. -Boot to Safe Mode with Networking by restarting your computer, tap F8 then select this option and see if you're able to replicate your issue. -Refreshing your wireless profiles by deleting them, then re-add you own SSID(wireless network) might also help. [URL="http://www.tp-link.com/en/article/?faqid=281"]How to remove the existing wireless network profile in Windows 7 - Welcome to TP-LINK[/URL] - Update your Intel Wi-Fi driver to the current one. [URL="http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect"]Intel® Driver Update Utility[/URL] - Disable your Norton temporarily if above suggestions didn't help. An update will be appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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