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WIFI RANGE IS NOT ENOUGH TO COVER WHOLE HOUSE

PROBLEMEE
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‎17-08-2020 10:57 PM

I have been facing problem with very slow internet speed and the not enough range of wifi.So little away from router no device will get wifi signal. can ee do to widen the range.

Everything is done to get speed but still some device cant get wifi network due to range problem

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XRaySpeX
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‎18-08-2020 12:57 AM

Which router?

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peterkinxl5
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‎06-11-2020 09:58 PM

Some of the answer will depend on which type ofrouter  eg is it from a land-line,  ASDL or Fibre?

 

But it is possible to purchase WiFi boosters such as those made by TP Link. These usually consist of a couple or so boxes and work by feeding the signal from your router straight into the room in question via the mains earth. You can then either connect your device directly into the booster via an ethernet cable. Or you may be able to run it wireless if the booster has a wireless option allowing you to have in effect a mini hot-spot. 

 

Hope this helps.

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