Trying to make it easy to understand. My network has CPU A B C D and a ps3. I can have A B D and my ps3 going at the same time; but as soon as CPU C connects… Then my ps3 gets cut. Everytime C connects, it fucks up everything.
I moved the QOS settings around so that my ps3 plugged into the router and CPU A the highest priority, but nothing is different. I keep getting dropped connection.
What can I do to give CPU C very low priority?
I don’t think it have anything to do with Priority, I think the computer C have a virus. Try download bandwidth monitor and see if something is hording everything on C.
first if you could post, specifically what router (brand and model #) and firmware (stock or custom, fm version is important) you are using. the type of broadband connection would be good info. what modes are you using? b,g,n? wired wireless or mixed. the more information you provide, the easier it may be to diagnose the problem. maybe on of the users here has the same router and pertinent info.