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- 2.2 GHz MacBook, Mac OS X v10.5.6 | 8 GB iPhone 3G, v2.2
I'm using an Apple Airport Extreme. I have a MacBook running Mac OS 10.5.6 and an Xbox 360 connected to my network.
Now, to the problem:
At seemingly random intervalls I lose almost all signal strength and my download/upload-speed goes down to almost zero, and stays so for about 3 minutes, then goes back to normal. My ping also gets quite high.
The intervalls are sometimes as short as 15 minutes between two "drops", and sometimes there's a whole day without anything weird happening.
It should be noted that I don't get logged off my wireless network with either the MacBook or the Xbox, but as the network is virtually unusable during the time it gives a similar effect.
It is very disturbing, as I get logged off of many internet-demanding applications (MSN and the like) on the computer, and kicked out of games on my Xbox. Also, websites can't load.
Both the MacBook and the Xbox 360 is connected wirelessly, but it doesn't get better when using an ethernet-cable.
So, does anyone know what could cause this issue, and how to fix it?
Now, to the problem:
At seemingly random intervalls I lose almost all signal strength and my download/upload-speed goes down to almost zero, and stays so for about 3 minutes, then goes back to normal. My ping also gets quite high.
The intervalls are sometimes as short as 15 minutes between two "drops", and sometimes there's a whole day without anything weird happening.
It should be noted that I don't get logged off my wireless network with either the MacBook or the Xbox, but as the network is virtually unusable during the time it gives a similar effect.
It is very disturbing, as I get logged off of many internet-demanding applications (MSN and the like) on the computer, and kicked out of games on my Xbox. Also, websites can't load.
Both the MacBook and the Xbox 360 is connected wirelessly, but it doesn't get better when using an ethernet-cable.
So, does anyone know what could cause this issue, and how to fix it?