Recent content by lordbaal

I don't think 40%. I haven't noticed a difference on my tablet, in terms of battery life. I know those are the "ideal" conditions, in a test lab. Not under particle conditions in the real world. They probably tested it in a lab, with screens on low. Only just probably playing a video. Not...

I don't know why it won't work. I'm just going to run a cable from downstairs to upstairs. Yesterday I was downloading about 50 videos, 26GB total. It toke almost 3 hours. So then, the only settings I would have to change it the netgear ip, and turn off dns on the netgear. And just use the same...

That does not work. Everything I've read, nothing works.

It's still halfway not working. I have two different ssid. I just did it like that, so I can easily see if it's on the network and working. It is on the network. I can connect to it. My desktop is getting 150, it just won't get internet. I put the internet as the netgear's IP. I had it...

This isn't mine, it's someone else's that I've found. So in order to set the gateway, I had to use a static IP.

I did exactly that, it did not work. And now, I cant even log into the netgear. They should make a damn easier. The router actiontech ip is 192.168.1.1 I changed the netgear to 192.168.1.50 I turn off DHCP. In order to set the gateway. I had to use a static ip. So I used 192.168.1.50, that...

I get that message on the router, when I click apply.

It's a Netgear n150 wnr1000 . I know how to do what yo're saying. But my problem, no matter what I do, the netgear keep saying, IP address conflicts with the WAN IP subnet.

I know that. The netgear, I won't even configure that. I just leave that blank. The thing I don't understand is, I keep getting a message IP address conflicts with the WAN IP subnet. I don't know what that means. I put the netgear in 192.168.1.150 Nothing else is using that IP. I keep it on...

The Netgear is and old one. I bought it 2 months ag, when I had Comcast. But fios give a modem/wifi router in one. I don't need to put on ddwrt. This router already have a repeater function built in. I know I have to make the SSID, and WPA2 the same on both. But I need step by step directions...

Here's my setup. A PC downstairs, hard wired to a wifi modem/router. I got a new PC for upstairs. The main router is a actiontech m1424wr rev 1. The usb adaptor for the PC upstairs is a netgear n150 wna1100. A Netgear n150 wnr1000 is going to be the repeater. Instead of running 50...