How would WCG rectify conditions on your computer and of all only with CEP2? Yes, WIFI craps out too and on Linux more frequently over here, particularly when the signal is poor... so I figured out ways to improve this which is now on all stations most of the day over 85% of maximum strength (atmospherics and other traffic from cell or bluetooth impact wifi, so latter is defenitely off unless I need to backup phone or harcopy to the BT printer).

802.11N is btw superior to G, then pick a channel that is not also used by your neighbors and block anything that might by trying to snoop i.e. do not hide, but merely only allow those mac addresses that are yours... then the router plainly ignores the neighbors. The number of times I've updated the WIFI firmware is probably a dozen. The one I chose (D-link-2740B) has quite an active group with excellent support, in my own language which makes it easier.

What I suggest is that you start setting the upload bandwidth limit to 64KB for starters and lower it in steps till you find stability. The upload is of lesser importance, but it affects concurrent download speed as many have found out.

2 GB for 4 concurrent CEP2 is a bit short sometimes**. And as you certainly know, when a machine starts swapping memory, performance is degrading considerably and pretty fast.

** I say sometimes because it depends on which of the 16 jobs included in each WU are running at the same time. And, of course, on what you may be doing at the same time.

my wi-fi issues only happen when it drops connection from an unstable signal. then i have to tell the client to try connecting again.

I got around the loss of crunching by queuing up 2 days worth of tasks and checking on that machine once a day. and just doing the reconnect while I'm there if needed.

(this is less hassle than what a hardwired land line would cause, in my case )