Ok, the title might be a kind of an exhasperated statement, but for a guy who spends a lot of time on the internet, this works.
So nowadays, most of the time , i find myself staring at the screen with my browser still opening the page for minutes altogether. It feels Im back in the old dial-up days, except here when the page finally starts to load it does fully, in an instant. I'm using a 30mbps connection! Yes I do agree that sometimes it works fine with speedtest showing me proper speed.
Synopsis:
I have a dual boot asus laptop with w7 and f16. The Wireless card is realtek 8188CE and i have installed the RTL8192CE drivers.
Everything sounds alright, only so:blink:.
Apart from a possible solution, is there a way to trace the error, like looking for lost packets or something?
I want to sort out this issue anyhow, cause I moved to f16 from ubuntu cause of the same:doh:
So nowadays, most of the time , i find myself staring at the screen with my browser still opening the page for minutes altogether. It feels Im back in the old dial-up days, except here when the page finally starts to load it does fully, in an instant. I'm using a 30mbps connection! Yes I do agree that sometimes it works fine with speedtest showing me proper speed.
Synopsis:
I have a dual boot asus laptop with w7 and f16. The Wireless card is realtek 8188CE and i have installed the RTL8192CE drivers.
Everything sounds alright, only so:blink:.
Apart from a possible solution, is there a way to trace the error, like looking for lost packets or something?
I want to sort out this issue anyhow, cause I moved to f16 from ubuntu cause of the same:doh: