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    Edimax AR-7284WnA - Any Good?

    Hi

    I've been looking at this router to upgrade the wireless network at home for media streaming from my desktop upstairs to my xbox 360 and (hopefully) my dnla tv when I finally pick one. just wondering if this is any good or not? was going to get the Edimax EW-7711Uan wireless usb adaptor to go with it.

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    Re: Edimax AR-7284WnA - Any Good?

    i've just seen this Belkin F5D8633UK4A on offer as well. would i be better off with this one or the edimax?

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    Re: Edimax AR-7284WnA - Any Good?

    Quote Originally Posted by marshalex View Post
    Hi

    I've been looking at this router to upgrade the wireless network at home for media streaming from my desktop upstairs to my xbox 360 and (hopefully) my dnla tv when I finally pick one. just wondering if this is any good or not? was going to get the Edimax EW-7711Uan wireless usb adaptor to go with it.
    Upgrade from what to what? Folk can assist you better if you they know your current set up.

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    Re: Edimax AR-7284WnA - Any Good?

    i have this modem and setting it has been a complete nightmare, I'm with orange internet who basically said here's the settings we can't help anymore than that.

    I bought this product from scan yesterday and spent numerous hours yesterday afternoon trying to get the thing to work, i've followed the wizard on the modem trying to set it and the wizard on the cd that comes with it, using the modem wizard it sets up and says that its connected to my isp but when i try to load a web page it doesn't load and says web page cannot be displayed. Using the cd wizard it says that it is unsuccessful at the end of the wizard has has the same affect on web page loading. and when manually setting it up it does the exact same thing,

    Says its all set up and connected but won't let me access websites, must be some setting i'm overlooking!

    Personally i wouldn't go with edimax again!

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