Squeezing More Out of Your Home Wireless Network

Posted by ttblogger on 09/12 at 07:56 AM Discuss in Forums • Permalink
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Whether you’ve just set up your home wireless network or it’s been up and running for a while, chances are you’re not getting the most out of it. That said, it doesn’t take much to squeeze a little more performance out of your wireless network, or to make it a little more secure.

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    Posted by will4062  on  09/14  at  11:29 AM

  1. Those methods to boost wireless network speed and coverage have worked wonders for me.  Probably the most effective way I try to use is upgrading old wireless routers and devices over to wireless N, but I also keep a stockpile of wireless antennas that work well.

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  3. This is really a nice post but can you please write something about Certificate Import wizards application and installation. This would be great help from your side for all those who get frustrated while importing digital certificates.

    Thanks

    4. Posted by shawn azure  on  09/19  at  07:23 PM

  4. I have a Mobile Broadband with a Verizon Wireless USB modem, is there a cheap wireless router i can use so that the laptops in house can be used while the USB modem is pluged into the home PC.

    5. Posted by David  on  09/19  at  07:51 PM

  5. One small quibble: Speaking about wireless routers, you wrote”...That said, not all routers have antennas.”

    I think perhaps you misspoke, slightly. You obviously meant something like, “Not all routers have easily accessible antennas.” ALL wireless-capable routers have antennas, but some, like many Netgear wireless routers, use internal antennas, usually more than two.

    Aside from that, spot on!

    6. Posted by sandyr  on  09/19  at  07:59 PM

  6. Am very interested in tweaking my router to try and get some more speed but don’t know where to start.  my system was set up by AT&T;and is the UVerse system.  My phone, tv and internet in the house depends on the ability of this router to function correctly.  Do I go to the manufacturer of the router to find updates to the software etc?  Is this an easy thing to do?

    7. Posted by Lester Jeffries  on  09/20  at  07:07 AM

  7. I am geek person myslef and like new items that are coming out.

    8. Posted by Pablo Edwards  on  09/23  at  10:42 AM

  8. Thanks for the tips.  Always frustrating when the products we own don’t produce the way we expect them to perform.

    9. Posted by F  on  09/24  at  05:43 PM

  9. If you are really needing a wireless connection boast, fix a “dish” to your receiver (i.e., a metal mixing bowl works great; put the receiving antenna at the center of focus for the bowl & mount the bowl near the PC).

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