D-Link DIR-655 Wireless problems

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Dag Magnus Bardal - 29 May 2008 01:53 GMT

Okey, so here's the deal.

I have a 16.000kbps ADSL2+ broadband,
and a D-Link DIR-655 Wireless Router connected to it.

Currently I have a laptop, a stationary computer, and my xbox 360 connected
to it. All wireless.

Everything is fine when I have only one connected at a time,
but when I connect my stationary and my xbox 360 at the same time, it seems
like I get a crash somewhere now and then, and I cant figure out what it is.

When I logon COD4 to play, I get 'connection interrupted' every.. ~15-30min,
wich causes me to go offline.

When I download anything on my stationary, it seems like the internet
connection 'goes down', or 'hangs' for ~20secs.
That would be the same problem on both systems (x360 and PC).

I have tried to lock an IP to their MAC-Adresses, so an IP-Conflict could
not be possible.

I have UPNP enabled, and all ports etc.
Still this is happening.

Anyone got any ideas?
Would be appriciated alot

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Melodee J - 29 May 2008 04:09 GMT

I keep getting a message that says:
LOW DISK SPACE: "you are running out of disk space on RECOVERY (D:). To free
space on this drive by deleting old or unnecessary files, click here...
However, when I click I see only the area to delete files from the C: drive.
I see nothing about the D: drive. My Windows is Vista - Home Basic. Does
anyone had any suggestions?

> Okey, so here's the deal.
> > I have a 16.000kbps ADSL2+ broadband,
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> Anyone got any ideas?
> Would be appriciated alot

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Mick Murphy - 29 May 2008 10:26 GMT

Start your own thread!!!!
DON'T jump into someone else's question!

LEAVE D: ALONE It is to take your computer back to factory standards!
And STOP saving files to it!

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Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia

> I keep getting a message that says:
> LOW DISK SPACE: "you are running out of disk space on RECOVERY (D:). To free
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> > Anyone got any ideas?
> > Would be appriciated alot

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Mick Murphy - 29 May 2008 07:00 GMT

Why have you multi-posted????????????????
Cross post; NOT this way!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You have answers in different Newsgroups!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia

> Okey, so here's the deal.
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> Anyone got any ideas?
> Would be appriciated alot

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