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jadeboy · 12-23-03, 01:39 AM

After reading all the threads about the WiFi problem with the X3i. It's pretty clear that the problem lies with the X3i and not any specific router. Turning off PowerSaving, Disabling WEP, and Broadcasting SSID have not work for most of the people (replacing the unit sometimes doesn't work either). We need to do something about this. We need Dell to acknowledge this problem and see what they have what plan they have to fix this problem. By the number of posts in the forum I expect that thousand of other people are having the same problem. The Dell X3i is specifically designed for Wireless access, it's kinda useless to advertise this feature (and charge for it) when it doesn't even work reliably. What can we do people?

12-23-03, 01:39 AM	#1 (permalink)
jadeboy Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 16 PDA: X3i iTrader Rating: (0) Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts View MyPDA	Call for Actions - Wireless problems After reading all the threads about the WiFi problem with the X3i. It's pretty clear that the problem lies with the X3i and not any specific router. Turning off PowerSaving, Disabling WEP, and Broadcasting SSID have not work for most of the people (replacing the unit sometimes doesn't work either). We need to do something about this. We need Dell to acknowledge this problem and see what they have what plan they have to fix this problem. By the number of posts in the forum I expect that thousand of other people are having the same problem. The Dell X3i is specifically designed for Wireless access, it's kinda useless to advertise this feature (and charge for it) when it doesn't even work reliably. What can we do people? Last edited by jadeboy : 12-23-03 at 02:11 AM.