My home router seemed to be exhibiting masive wireless receive errors (80+ MILLION in the last dew weeks).  Last night around midnight I made a change to how each radio (2.4 and 5 GHz) are used and things seem MUCH better now.  However, I am still getting too many errors and I do not know why.<br>
<br>Wireless Packet Info (this is the 2.4 GHz Radio)
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<div class="label">Received (RX)    <br></div><span id="packet_rx">0 OK, 3013 errors</span> (I purposely had all wireless clients off so no actual RX/TX packets)<br></div>
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<span id="packet_tx">0 OK, 3 errors</span> <br><br></div>I checked last night and there 3 errors after 5 minutes and were no other detectable wireless APs.  My router was using channel 6.  Today there is a very weak signal on channel 6 from a neighbor across the street and about 3 houses down and my router has switched to channel 11.  I do not have a wireless house phone.  My microwave has not  been used.  I do have a CFL bulb in a lamp 5-7 feet from the router but can discern no error rate difference if it is on or off.  I also have a florescent kitchen light 20 feet away and again can discern no impact. <br>
<br>1) Do 3000 errors in 16 hours without actually using a wireless client seem reasonable?<br><br>2) Any thoughts on what might be causing them?<br><br>BTW, I turned on my Android Wi-Fi to check for APs in the area and now <br>
<br>Wireless Packet Info
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<span id="packet_rx">560 OK, 3506 errors</span> 
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<div class="label">Transmitted (TX)</div>
<span id="packet_tx">893 OK, 3 errors</span> 
</div><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Dazed_75 a.k.a. Larry<br><br>The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certain occasions, that I wish it always to be kept alive.<br>  - Thomas Jefferson<br>