Most routers usually ship using channel 6, so change it so something else.

 If you have linux with a decent non-usb wlan nic (intel), you can use kismet to look at who's using spectrum in your area and on what channels.

-mb


On 09/21/2012 06:58 PM, Stephen wrote:

I suspect someone is on the same wireless channel causing interference

On Sep 21, 2012 5:41 PM, "Lyle Tuttle" <l.tuttle@cox.net
< mailto:l.tuttle@cox.net>> wrote:

    Is it possible for cox to cut the speed of my wireless router
    without affecting my eithernet speed?

    Out of the blue my wireless has dropped to next to nothing while my
    hard-wire connection is fine......

    Any thoughts?

    lyle

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