jusisan;530170 Wrote: > The reason I'm trying to disable wireless is to to lose every g-type > wireless-device from my network, leaving my two routers communicating > via the faster n-network most of the time. The network drops it's speed > whenever g-type devices are connected, and hence I'd like to disable the > Transporter's wireless for the time being. Have you actually tested this and confirmed that the speed on the n devices actually drops when a g device is in the mix? Because that's not the ways it's supposed to work. It's not at all like the old b/g mixed network problems. See, for example, this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=42853
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