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    Wireless Strength In %

    I was wondering does anyone know where I can get a program that shows the % of my wireless strength? Im useing a AirPlus G Wireless USB Adapter. I have another USB Adapter that shows the percentage but its not and strong and I want to compare the 2.

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    Re: Wireless Strength In %

    Is this on a windows machine?
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    Re: Wireless Strength In %

    I use Linksys 54G Wireless USB Adapter and it comes with software that shows the signal strength, transfer rate, packets sent/received, etc. AirPlus should have some kind of software similar to this?
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    Re: Wireless Strength In %

    ya I found it this morning but it doesn't always popup is the wierd part most of the time it just pop up the wireless connection properties

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    Re: Wireless Strength In %

    What if you try reinstalling it?
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    Re: Wireless Strength In %

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    ya I found it this morning but it doesn't always popup is the wierd part most of the time it just pop up the wireless connection properties
    When ever just the wireless connection properties come up, the 'Wireless Zero Config' utility might be running. Goto run -> Services.msc -> Search for Wireless Zero Config and stop the service. Now you should be able to use the program that came with it.
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