Slow Wireless think i've solved problem

Hi All,
Thought I'd put this up if anynone else has had a similar problem, apologies if this has been already raised.
Syptom: Wireless speeds have dropped to over half normal expected speed against a fixed wired connection using HUB 3.
Fixed Ethernet port gives about 16.4Mbps Wireless only giving around 7Mbps
This has been the case for a few weeks even when resetting the Hub3.
Have made changes to the wrieless channels and tried the different options b,g b,g,n b,g,n 40 Mhz but no difference.
Was using WEP since installed over 2 years ago and changed to WPA and speed back to normal just shy of 16Mbps.
Not sure hether this is an isolated incident but appears WEP don't want to work very well anymore, could be duff Hub 3 ?? 

The hub3 is set to WPA and WPA2 by default
If you've changed to WEP, then as you know that is less secure and easier to crack. As you've gone back to WPA, I suggest you change the wireless key because if anyone has ever cracked your WEP passkey, they'll also know it now you're back to WPA
You can select WPA OR WPA2 from the hub menu. Some of my devices are getting on a bit but work well on WPA2 (which is better than WPA).
BT are due to send out a firmware update over the next month or so which optimises 'smart wifi', but if you were to select a wireless channel yourself, this actually turns off 'smart wifi' - which until we see how 'smart wifi' performs, turning this off could improve the wireless speed (but you'd need to use a wifi sniffer to select as less congested channel)
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    I'm running a 500 GB Time Capsule. I recently got the bright idea to extend the network and bought a couple of new AirPort Express (11n models). I pulled an old Netgear router out of the mix and switched the network so the TC would serve as the router and the Expresses would extend the network. I reset the TC and started from scratch. I even tried forcing the 5Ghz setting to see if that would speed things up.
    Before I even get to configure the Expresses, I'm running into a VERY slow wireless problem with the TC. My MacPro plugged into the TC with ethernet is moving around 8Mbps online. My iPad and MBP are lucky to get 700Kbps. The iPad and MBP are in the same room as the TC, less than 10 feet away from the unit, so walls, etc. are not an issue. Strangely, according to Speedtest.net, I get about 1.2Mbps UPLOAD speed on the iPad while only getting around 700Kbps download. That strikes me as very unusual.
    I've checked the SNR per earlier posts and they seem in the very good to excellent range.
    Is this a bad unit or is there something more I should be looking at?
    Thanks in advance

    I realize this question in some form or another has been posted ad nauseum, so I'll apologize in advance.
    I'm running a 500 GB Time Capsule. I recently got the bright idea to extend the network and bought a couple of new AirPort Express (11n models). I pulled an old Netgear router out of the mix and switched the network so the TC would serve as the router and the Expresses would extend the network. I reset the TC and started from scratch. I even tried forcing the 5Ghz setting to see if that would speed things up.
    Before I even get to configure the Expresses, I'm running into a VERY slow wireless problem with the TC. My MacPro plugged into the TC with ethernet is moving around 8Mbps online. My iPad and MBP are lucky to get 700Kbps. The iPad and MBP are in the same room as the TC, less than 10 feet away from the unit, so walls, etc. are not an issue. Strangely, according to Speedtest.net, I get about 1.2Mbps UPLOAD speed on the iPad while only getting around 700Kbps download. That strikes me as very unusual.
    I've checked the SNR per earlier posts and they seem in the very good to excellent range.
    Is this a bad unit or is there something more I should be looking at?
    Thanks in advance

  • "Error 16" solution doesn't solve problem, same error message pops up.  Further steps?

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    "Error 16" solution doesn't solve problem, same error message pops up.
    Further steps?
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  • Macbook Air Extremely Slow Wireless

    Hello All,
    Got my brand new MB-Air and from the get-go noticed extremely slow wireless performance. I did a bit of digging and here is what I found.
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    I went to Belkin's website to figure out how to change channels on the router, and checked for firmware updates. There was one, so i figured I'd do that before attacking the "changing channels" task. I upgraded the firmware, and with that simple fix my MBA is happily zipping along now with >9 Mb/s downloads, same as the MBP. More than TEN times faster than before. My iPhone download speeds increased more than tenfold, too.
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  • T410 slow wireless speeds

    We recently acquired two refurbished T410's - both of these laptops have extremely slow wireless speeds (slow or no page loads) and it seems that they periodically disconnect from the wireless connection for short periods of time.
    I have these laptops connected to the same wireless connection as many other computers in our office - all of the other computers operate normally - only experiencing this issue with the two T410's.
    I see that others have had a similar problem, but have not been able to locate a solution. Any help the community can provide would be appreciated.
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    Hi Jstern,
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    As per the query we understood that you are facing issue with Wifi on your ThinkPad T410.
    Suggest you to update the drivers from ThinkVantage system update tool.
    Hope this helps. Do post back if issue persists!
    Best regards,
    Hemanth Kumar
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