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- Geeba - 2010-12-02 15:02
madvj Wrote:I cant get my wireless N to work in windows 7 Ultimate-Is there something im doing wrong. it only connects as G not N.
Does Win7 pick it up as an 'N' device?
If so could be interference try a different channel?
- Bairum - 2010-12-02 15:03
madvj Wrote:I cant get my wireless N to work in windows 7 Ultimate-Is there something im doing wrong. it only connects as G not N.
Mine connected fine the first time without issues. Can you connect to your router with N with another computer?
- madvj - 2010-12-02 15:09
it doesnt pick it up as N. I tried installing the latest drivers also.
- madvj - 2010-12-02 15:09
I have a laptop in the same room that connects as N with no problem.
- Bairum - 2010-12-02 15:31
madvj Wrote:I have a laptop in the same room that connects as N with no problem.
Where are you looking in Windows to see if that its just wireless N? I assume you are determining this by looking at the speed in the 'Status' window of your current wireless connection?
The wireless card only supports up to 150mbps
- madvj - 2010-12-02 15:34
Device Manager-Network Adapter-Advanced and in only see b/g in there.
- Bairum - 2010-12-02 15:38
madvj Wrote:Device Manager-Network Adapter-Advanced and in only see b/g in there.
Set the 'Wireless Mode Selection' to Auto. It will pick up N, however as mentioned in my previous post, the wireless device in the jetway only supports up to 150mbps (as opposed to 300). Once you set it to auto, check the actual connection speed you are getting via the status window. If it is more than 54Mbps, then you are connected via N since G only supports up to 54mpbs.
Edit: Just for clarification, the 'Wireless Mode selection' on my jetway only has two options: Auto and 802.11b/g.
- madvj - 2010-12-02 15:43
I have it set to auto but still no go.
- Bairum - 2010-12-02 20:10
dkxbmc Wrote:Hello, I am a complete n00b when it comes to xbmc and remote mapping. I just got the Jetway minitop, and I've been pretty happy with it so far. I do have a question, though.
Any of you guys have been able to map any keyboard or remote to a harmony remote where the built-in IR receiver will accept? So far, the only thing that works is to teach the harmony from the Jetway remote. I called Jetway's tech support, and they told me they are using a generic IR receiver, From what device manager shows in win7, it's from a company called irfmedia. The remote that came with it is pretty darn limited, I would love to be able to map the MCE keyboard commands to my remote and have the darn receiver accept them.
I don't see any IR related device in device manager. Did you manually install it? Can you post a screenshot?
- speed32219 - 2010-12-05 04:21
Bairum Wrote:I don't see any IR related device in device manager. Did you manually install it? Can you post a screenshot?
Open a terminal, try lsusb and or lspci.