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Had the Pantech 4G and it worked pretty well, but sometimes the connectiong would hang. It would look like everyhting was connected but the internet would not work eventhough vzw manager said all was good. Speed when it worked was great 14 down and 5-6 up!
Purchased an SCH-LC11, getting Green 4G signal but speeds are slower 8-9 down and 4-5 up, but it's very inconsistant. The unit would lose internet connection and then shut itself off even though the battery was charged. Plugged it in to the MBP and then called vzw support, after 1 hour of trouble shooting they said I had a bad unit.
Replaced the unit, and now at least the card does not power itself off, but still slower than the Pantech and still loses internet. Went to Apple store to rule out the MBP, they changed the encryption from WPA to WPA2 and also the router compatability to b/g/n it was set for only b/g. The card reset and have been testing since, now the speed is still the same, it loses connection about every 45min - 1.5 hours. Now the only way I can get back connected it to reboot the device.
This thing is seems to be very unstable! Going to call VZW support in the AM to see what they can do next.
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I have 3 Mac computers and it connects with 2 of them but when I try to connect my MacBook Air it doesn't work and I loose the wifi connection with all the other computers, that is a problem with the wifi connection but I'm also having a problem that I loose the internet connection every few minutes (4G connection).
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What version of VZ Access Manager are you using?
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I am not using the vzw manager, as this unit does not need it
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Went back to Apple, they had no more suggestions at this point.
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I can't even get mine to connect to 4G. Spent two hours on the phone with tech support yesterday. Waste of time...
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You are the man!! I am thankful for smart innovative people like yourself who are unwilling to give up until they "fix it" !
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Yes, this seems to solve the issue. Great find! This was giving me sleepless nights until today :-))
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Ok, just got the samsung SCH-LC11 and am having the same issues you guys had. I however am not all that bright when it comes to computers so....
How do I find the option to turn on MAC address filtering?
Where do I add that address into the hotspot's MAC address addition field? How do I get there?
Thanks any help would be greatly appreciated as I've not been able to get help from Verizon.
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I am not quite sure why it works but it works. Prior to your fix, my WiFi dropped every 5-6 min. Now it's perfect. In my case it was a real issue because I connect to the office via RDC and the wifi drop would disconnect the sessison. SO annoying.
The Mac filtering fixes it for those reading this. Great fix. Thank you.
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