Logitech Wireless Mouse and Wifi Interference

latches

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So I dont know if this is happening solely because of this mouse but I have a Logitech M325 wireless bluetooth mouse and its great but has a problem that makes me limit its use.

When I plug it in and leave it sitting or a while or just use it for a while my Wifi cuts out or becomes a limited connection. At first I thought it was the laptop causing the problem but to experiment I went a few days without using the mouse and there were zero problems with the Wifi. I installed the latest drivers/software for the mouse and unified receiver but still the WiFi issue occurs.

I ALSO changed the channel for my WiFi from 11 and 9 to 1 and 2. (I have two routers contributing to the same network. Its an AT&T Uverse thing) Maybe the channels are still off BUT like I said - no issues with the WiFi when not using the mouse.

I also have a Smartphone I use WiFi with sometimes and it never has issues receiving and using the network.

I dont know what the problem is and have tried googling but to no avail. Any ideas? Many thanks in advance.

Edit:

My laptop is a Thinkpad T430. Intel Centrino Wireless 2x2 adapter Wireless-N 2200.

Edit 2:

Looks like I may be wrong in my assumptions. Looks like this is a Lenovo WAN driver mess up:

http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T5...Network-monitor-2-problem/td-p/934283/page/10

Most recent post was a few days ago with no solutions yet besides a registry edit which I doubt is the actual mix. I found out I had a conflict in Device Manager and googled that. Two seconds later I find my EXACT problem in that forum post. (11 pages long too).
 
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latches

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Im not really sure how any of that was supposed to help. Most of the solutions I saw were not effective or not possible in my situation. The information was interesting but I dont know what else to do. Lenovo hasnt fixed the situation with the WAN Miniport Driver issues.

Its thoroughly annoying that my mouse cuts off my internet.
 

Steltek

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Does your wireless router have a bluetooth coexistence mode? I have to set this on my wireless router (which is running dd-wrt) to keep my internet connection from dying whenever I pair my phone with my computer via bluetooth for any extended length of time.
 

jasper98765

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Im having the same problem and have had to switch back to my semi broken mouse. Have you found a solution yet? I haven't found anything.