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       WD Live Hub to PC wired Connection
    azt3c
    post Mar 2 2012, 08:15 PM
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    Hi,

    I bought the live hub a few month ago, and i've been using it through a linksys router.
    Now i need to connect it directly to my desktop pc.

    the moment i connected both, it started to work.

    the problem is that the transfer speed from my pc to the hub its slower than when i was using the router, and on top of that its not constant, it goes from 5mb/s to 9mb/s every second, unlike the router that i was transferring at a constant 9-10mb/s speed.

    and some times when i'm transferring files i get lag on whatever i'm watching.

    what would the problem be ?

    the problem was, that my network adapter wasn't configured correctly.

    PS: is it possible to give internet to the hub through my pc ?
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