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Wifi Issues in Windows 7 on rMBP
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<blockquote data-quote="khcrazy10" data-source="post: 1526953" data-attributes="member: 299537"><p>Ok I tried reinstalling the drivers and it improved the speed... it wasn't until today that I got full network speed on the windows side though. It's possible it could have been my ISP since there's people in my house who have noticed a speed drop on SOME devices but not others but I'm not entirely sure. I'm curious as to why the mac side wouldn't be phased if that's the case.</p><p></p><p>Anyhow... it's magically working now after having shut it off and turned it back on a few times due to normal shutdown and startup. So yeah.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="khcrazy10, post: 1526953, member: 299537"] Ok I tried reinstalling the drivers and it improved the speed... it wasn't until today that I got full network speed on the windows side though. It's possible it could have been my ISP since there's people in my house who have noticed a speed drop on SOME devices but not others but I'm not entirely sure. I'm curious as to why the mac side wouldn't be phased if that's the case. Anyhow... it's magically working now after having shut it off and turned it back on a few times due to normal shutdown and startup. So yeah. [/QUOTE]
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