I've recently changed ISP's and am now having issues with wireless bandwidth. (on a GOOD day i get 2Mbps, sometimes 5.5Mbps, which is barely useable)

I.E... if someone uses a wired connection into the router (even just to talk on their xbox 360 with friends) all the wireless PC's/laptops/phones in the household can no longer connect to the router, if they can, they only get a speed of 1Mbps... which is just as useless as nothing...

Is there anyway to control/manipulate the amount of bandwidth given to LAN/wireless connections in any way? more than likely using the QoS settings?

Currently using a D-Link dsl-2640r router.

(if this is any help, the LAN/Wireless QoS forms are laid out as follows)


LAN QoS:

Wireless QoS:

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