02-15-2012 12:41 PM
kolla wrote:
I got my playbook last week and since then was only 2x at the internet --- always connection refused or browser frozen --- i use a fritz box router and also disabled the WLAN 802.11n --- guess what, it works fine! very fast and nice gimmick the playbook --- but I don't get it, why WLAN N lead to such problems --- btw WPA2 still on, no problems
One thing that I found out is that hte Playbook use the 802.11N stardard and does not always work well if the router is using 802.11Ndraft.
My own router is a Linksys E3000 which is using 802.11N standard, my laptop is capable of the 802.11N draft, and can not connect to the router in 802.11N but the Playbook connect to it flawlessly., one the other hand at work (in a hotel) the wireless system uses 802.11G or 802.11Ndraft, and the Playbook refuses to connect to the WIFI using 802.11Ndraft
Maybe you could check with the maker of your router if there is a firmware available that would update it to muse the 802.11N standard, since from what I was told there quite a lot of difference between the draft and standard
02-22-2012 02:28 PM
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02-25-2012 11:43 PM
Thank you Qmyster. We also have a Trendnet router. Under a year old. We were both having issues getting prompt notification of a message. Now that 2.0 is out we were expecting emails to show up at the same time as on our non-blackberry phones. We were getting major delays in messages arriving. Plus also getting the occasional can't connect when browsing the web.
After checking our router the date and time sync was already good but upon changing to b/g and removing n we noticed an immediate improvement. I would suggest people try these two fixes before going any further.
Thanks again. Very helpful.
02-26-2012 01:06 AM
Spoke too soon. Still a delay in delivery. Playbook will check for emails if I turn off and on the wifi connection. But the pushing of emails doesn't seem to be consistent. Something is still wonky. Is the playbook putting wifi into some kind
of hibernation mode or something? Using hotmail, ActiveSync should be pushing it out okay...which it is on my windows Phone. Anybody have a possible solution.
02-26-2012 01:29 AM
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02-26-2012 09:42 AM
The point of 2.0 is to allow non bridged, non bes or bis server emails. My email isn't passing thru blackberry servers. It should be a direct connection to hotmail Microsoft servers.
The two responses on my post send out emails to me. I should have received them by this morning. But instead I had to go and pull them.