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Wi Fi Connections Problems

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I'm getting a very weak signal using BT hub on my PC which is upstairs from my hub. If I get a second router will it boost the hub signal or is it better to invest in a more powerful wireless dongle?

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  1. Try getting a Draft-N router. Those routers are super quick, and a good Linksys, Netgear, or D-Link Draft-N router will cost you anywhere from $70-100.


  2. You may be able but a far neater solution is to use powerline adapters

    - these use mains wiring instead of a long ethernet cable. You plug a powerline adapter into one of the ethernet ports on the router and into a local mains socket and another adapter into your computer ethernet port and a nearby mains socket

    Speeds are better than wifi and signals can be encrypted so your neighbour cannot hack in if they have powerline adapters.

  3. You can add another router and run it in bridge mode. That is what I do for good reception upstairs AND downstairs.

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