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LindaSView
Hi Linda,.
Have you tried to forget an instant wireless and bypass the router and cable connect directly to the modem to see if you get the speed you want in this way? Yes, I know that this means to temporarily suspend the internet connection to the local network and also means the creation of a special no wireless connection for this computer. But it could help determine if the problem is the computer and the router or wireless adapter - which excluding at least.
If it works fine, then you can pass the wireless problem. Otherwise, if it is still slow with a direct link, then you may need to consider another problem is involved and the router and adapter can actually be very well and you need to focus on all that is the bottleneck.
I'm suggesting this to eliminate the possibilities that can be the underlying cause, while you spend your time on the development of bad (although I admit that I think that you are right and it is more likely - it can be useful a test just to be sure).
Good luck!
Kosh
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