Wi-Fi extenders
Is there one that actually works, at a reasonable price? Needed for the Brick & Stick.............. Update on page two
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3 dog nights wrote:
Wildtoad, sounds interesting. What does it mean?? How do I change the setup or even see what I have??
Many current broadband services actually broadcast on both. In many cases, there is a 2gz and a 5gz option on the wireless signal. Your first option would be to use your device to scan for wireless signals and see if two are there (they are often identified with the gz numbers in some way). The 2gz has lower data speeds but higher range. The 5 is the opposite - higher data but lower speeds.
In our house, the main TV (which is only feet from the router) is hooked into the 5, as is our bedroom tv (which is directly above the router). All laptops and mobile devices connect to the 2, as you never know where they will be.
May or may not be a solution to your issue, but it's a place to start!
