have you tried to bring your laptop elsewhere that have wifi hot spots and test it?
since you're still in the return window, maybe you should also get a new one from the retailer. just make sure you test the wifi on the spot.
since you're still in the return window, maybe you should also get a new one from the retailer. just make sure you test the wifi on the spot.
i think they should be able to allow an exchange. to me, the reason of selling out the last unit before you doesn't stand, because you're returning it due to 'defects', and it's still within the return window; they should fulfill the request (or get your money back in full).
yes, it's no harm asking if they're an authorized ASUS reseller (because the wifi card is within non-user serviceable area. unauthorized access by a non-ASUS rep will void the warranty that comes with it); if they're, it's best if they can fix it at their place; but you might need to wait for the availability of parts.
yes, it's no harm asking if they're an authorized ASUS reseller (because the wifi card is within non-user serviceable area. unauthorized access by a non-ASUS rep will void the warranty that comes with it); if they're, it's best if they can fix it at their place; but you might need to wait for the availability of parts.
that's why i suspected that your router at home might be having insufficient number of IP addresses for DHCP (looking at the number of devices that connect to your router).
you should try to raise the number of IP addresses for DHCP at your router and see how it goes.
you should try to raise the number of IP addresses for DHCP at your router and see how it goes.
er.. what's the model of your wifi router?
