RV180W of WLAN traffic is not routed to WAN

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  Hello!

  I have rv180w (firmware 1.0.1.9) and 1 Gbps internet.

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  Hello, this is a documented problem

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  WAN Download won't exceed 90Mbps for the RV180W when WAN Traffic Meter is enable.
  
  - Firmware's: 1.0.0.30 and 1.0.1.9;
  
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• Satellite L20-181: the WLan switch is not available - cannot activate the Wlan antenna

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• Easy key and Fn + F8 (WLAN power) do not work

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  Got any current of running, but the WLAN Module do not work.

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• Device Intel WLan 6230 USB not recognized in Satellite L655 running Win8

  I installed the Intel Centrino card 6230 WLAN for laptop Toshiba Satellite L655 of my wife (introduced to my HP laptop, but due to their allow list, it does not start... but it's another story).

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  I tried to install the drivers several times, but I always get the error message as below: -.

  http://ImageShack.us/f/41/intel62302.jpg/
  http://ImageShack.us/f/822/intel62303.jpg/

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  Hello

  I m bit confused.
  Your problem is the message: saying 'USB device not recognized '.
  Right?

  Why do you as his associates to the new wireless network card?
  I checked the screenshot you posted above and card WLan (Intel Centrino Advanced N 6230) appears in Device Manager then its recognized by Win 8, thus

  On BT taken in charge by the Intel card.
  I found this software Intel® PROSet/Wireless Bluetooth for Windows 7
  TM http://downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=21713&Keyword=Bluet & lang = fra
  Normally it should work with Win 8 too.
  Maybe what you are looking for.

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  Post edited by: Matt1990

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