Internet network problem

[mhatoy]

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that's the problem of wireless, they share the same air space and this can lead to collisions if more than one device tries to communicate simultaneously. unlike wired, the packets has its on own line to transmit. I suggest you must have separate the router and wireless access point to lesser the collision....

so far this make sense and the normal process of the wireless config

[coolnezz]

WiFi uses CSMA/CA, there are no collisions. Nodes only transmit when they sense the channel is clear. If the channel is busy they backoff and start a timer to retransmit.

Wired connections use CSMA/CD, there are collisions, when detected they backoff and start a random timer to retransmit.

that's the problem of wireless, they share the same air space and this can lead to collisions if more than one device tries to communicate simultaneously. unlike wired, the packets has its on own line to transmit. I suggest you must have separate the router and wireless access point to lesser the collision....