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I currently am having trouble with connectivity between my Asus PCE N-13 network card and my Modem/Router combo, a Netcomm 3G25W-R. After a few minutes of internet/network connection the Asus card drops the network and causes everything to lose connectivity.
After thinking about it I figured that I can turn off the wireless portion of my modem/router combo, hook up a D-Link Wireless router that I have laying around to the modem and just not use the wireless hub capability of my modem, the thing that my network card seems to be having trouble with.
The Asus card worked last night when I lugged my computer to my parents house and logged onto their wireless network for a couple hours and it'll do the same today... I gotta download all my Steam games and they have unlimited bandwidth, I only get 10 gigs a month
(lol 10 bucks per Gig after 10)
I'm guessing that it's at least worth a try, because my current set up with a Cat-5 cable running down the hall, across the kitchen, and into the living room will not do once my wife gets home
Anyone know if this will/won't work or have any advice to give in this regard
After thinking about it I figured that I can turn off the wireless portion of my modem/router combo, hook up a D-Link Wireless router that I have laying around to the modem and just not use the wireless hub capability of my modem, the thing that my network card seems to be having trouble with.
The Asus card worked last night when I lugged my computer to my parents house and logged onto their wireless network for a couple hours and it'll do the same today... I gotta download all my Steam games and they have unlimited bandwidth, I only get 10 gigs a month

I'm guessing that it's at least worth a try, because my current set up with a Cat-5 cable running down the hall, across the kitchen, and into the living room will not do once my wife gets home

Anyone know if this will/won't work or have any advice to give in this regard