Keeping your Wi-fi signal clear and strong

by Jen

Spotlight Post: to improve your wireless home router connection, start with the tips in this post from WebWorkerDaily.

When problems arise, do a cycled reboot. You know how rebooting your computer is often the solution to niggling problems that arise, especially if you have your computer on all the time? The same is true for Wi-Fi networks. If your Wi-Fi isn’t working up to snuff, do a cycled reboot of every device that it connects with. Turn off your broadband modem, turn off your router, turn off your access points, and turn off connected devices including the computer your router connects to. Then reboot the computer and broadband modem, reboot your router and access points, and reboot connected devices.

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Posted in Technology on February 7, 2008
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