Nothing to do with WPA2, just Linksys' firmware implementation (probably) not optimising the hardware..
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Nothing to do with WPA2, just Linksys' firmware implementation (probably) not optimising the hardware..
I upgraded the firmware in my Linksys Wireless G- Speedboost router to increase security to WPA2-PSK from the WPA-PSK I had been using. No problems on the upgrade--- except that speed and signal strength is a bit lower now.
What's that all about?
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Power-cycle the router, leaving it unpowered for a minute or two. A reboot often helps after a firmware install. The overhead on the WPA2 might be stressing the processor, also.
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