- 06-17-2012, 07:05 PM #26
The OP is under no obligation to change his home network settings for one odd-man-out device. It's 2012, there's no reason to go down that road. My advice is to exchange it or return it for a refund. No more apologies are needed for the PlayBook.
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Yep, switch to just G setting, will solve it, over a year and the playbook still sucks hard with N.
- 06-17-2012, 07:31 PM #28
- 06-18-2012, 04:30 AM #30
I didn't ask you to change anything, pal. I asked you for your router and settings. If you were running in N only, I would tell you that is most likely the problem, and you could either change it, or return your Playbook, or throw it in the garbage, or do whatever you want. If you are running G/N, then there might be another problem or even just a faulty Playbook. It's called diagnosing a problem. I thought you were posting because you wanted answers, but now I see that you are not, so never mind.
- 06-18-2012, 02:32 PM #31
- 06-18-2012, 03:03 PM #32
I totally agree and I have posted in other forums, that between my iPad2, Xoom and PB, the PB is the highest 'maintenance' of the 3. It seems like the PB will only work in a certain way and wants to dictate what settings you should use and that everything else should adapt to it's liking, while iPad and Xoom will probably work with anything. Maybe it is for security purposes, but is sucks from a consumer perspective. The OP is a perfect example of what RIM does not need - another consumer who will just badmouth the PB based on his frustrated setup experience.
Last edited by rcm1301; 06-18-2012 at 03:05 PM.
- 06-18-2012, 03:15 PM #33
My pb works fine with my router set at mixed and connecting to either g or n. I think it's the older routers with draft n.
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the 50K CrackBerry challenge - 06-18-2012, 05:39 PM #34
+1 I have dual band routers set at mixed and my PBs connect fine at g or n bands. Also have older single and dual band routers at work and other places that work g or n, but the only one I ever really had a problem with was an older D-Link draft N router. If the OP wants to post router model and settings here it might not be that difficult to troubleshoot and fix.

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