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      Jun 27th, 09, 1:31 AM


Please see Post #3

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      Jun 27th, 09, 4:40 AM
I am not familiar with TP-Link, but I do know that it is hard to find drivers for x64 XP that work.

Is this a brand new build or have you had the wireless working before?
 

 
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      Jun 27th, 09, 11:02 AM
Brand new build-ish. Old IDE HDD and SATA DVD-Writer, but everything else is brand new.

The Wireless Adapter came with x64 drivers (even said so on the box) hence why I bought it

And no, not had wireless working on it before. Attempting that now lol

Edit: Should say that the non-solid yet intermittent blinking green light on the PCI card indicates that it's not sending or receiving any data

Edit #2: Never mind, got my HomePlug working. Wooo. Now my brother will stop *****in'!

Edit #3: Well, it works, but it's quite slow. Although it says 100Mbps wired network connection, it only appears to let roughly 15KB/s to be transferred via the homeplug network, and that's just with the PC on on it's own. I'll post the Settings for the network adapter on here soon
 

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      Jun 28th, 09, 6:10 PM
Rodger, atleast its working.
 

 
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      Jun 28th, 09, 6:41 PM
Yes! And I changed a few settings on the network adapter, and the Speed is absolutely fine now

Gonna blame things on the crap TP-Link thing I bought.

Going to get my money back on it tomorrrow
 
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