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[insider9]

with its skirt raised. ;-)

Reminds me a little of an A-T walker

First thought was, how many storm troopers can it hold?

 

[Vladimir]

Could be interference from another RF emitting device at the same frequency as the CCA (2.4GHz or 5Ghz). Solution is to use different channels.

Yes, could well be...

Now, I don't know how to change the channels for my wireless keyboard and mouse, if that's at all possible. And I'm afraid the IT-department won't be willing to change the hospital wifi for me...

Keeping the CCA physically further away from competing wireless transmitters might help as well.

 

[Vladimir]

with its skirt raised. ;-)

Reminds me a little of an A-T walker

Dam's Red District walker with those stilettos.

 

[DocG]

Could be interference from another RF emitting device at the same frequency as the CCA (2.4GHz or 5Ghz). Solution is to use different channels.

Yes, could well be...

Now, I don't know how to change the channels for my wireless keyboard and mouse, if that's at all possible. And I'm afraid the IT-department won't be willing to change the hospital wifi for me...

Keeping the CCA physically further away from competing wireless transmitters might help as well.

That's feasible. Will try when I have the time.

Thanks!

 

[DocG]

Could be interference from another RF emitting device at the same frequency as the CCA (2.4GHz or 5Ghz). Solution is to use different channels.

Yes, could well be...

Now, I don't know how to change the channels for my wireless keyboard and mouse, if that's at all possible. And I'm afraid the IT-department won't be willing to change the hospital wifi for me...

Keeping the CCA physically further away from competing wireless transmitters might help as well.

That's feasible. Will try when I have the time.

Thanks!

It was worth the try. But no... I put it as far as possible from anything electronical, but the result is the same. Shame...

 

[Vladimir]

Could be interference from another RF emitting device at the same frequency as the CCA (2.4GHz or 5Ghz). Solution is to use different channels.

Yes, could well be...

Now, I don't know how to change the channels for my wireless keyboard and mouse, if that's at all possible. And I'm afraid the IT-department won't be willing to change the hospital wifi for me...

Keeping the CCA physically further away from competing wireless transmitters might help as well.

That's feasible. Will try when I have the time.

Thanks!

It was worth the try. But no... I put it as far as possible from anything electronical, but the result is the same. Shame...

I have few ideas involving tin foil but I think we should ignore them. *drinks*

 

[DocG]

Could be interference from another RF emitting device at the same frequency as the CCA (2.4GHz or 5Ghz). Solution is to use different channels.

Yes, could well be...

Now, I don't know how to change the channels for my wireless keyboard and mouse, if that's at all possible. And I'm afraid the IT-department won't be willing to change the hospital wifi for me...

Keeping the CCA physically further away from competing wireless transmitters might help as well.

That's feasible. Will try when I have the time.

Thanks!

It was worth the try. But no... I put it as far as possible from anything electronical, but the result is the same. Shame...

I have few ideas involving tin foil but I think we should ignore them. *drinks*

Gimme, gimme, gimme!*crazy*