Just got sky broadband and the wireless router (Netgear) has a poor signal. How can I improve the signal? - 20 metres netgear router dg934g sky broadband 2009
We live in a new house, so that the walls not very thick. The router is only 20 meters and the signal is 1-2 and sometimes completely cut off. Is there a way to improve the signal or do I buy a better router, if so, how?
Thursday, January 28, 2010
20 Metres Netgear Router Dg934g Sky Broadband 2009 Just Got Sky Broadband And The Wireless Router (Netgear) Has A Poor Signal. How Can I Improve The Signal?
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Routers use the same signal, so that another router is not the answer. You need a wireless repeater, which may at any location, you can receive the signal, and I remember the original population. Google search for "wireless repeater" and you will find different models.
Instead of buying a new router, try a high-gain antenna to the router (Netgear antenna are standard) screw, and you have a PCI card in your PC you can try to the antenna. Make sure that everything works better.
The worst scenario is that 2 high-gain antenna to buy two ends of the signal.
Wireless broadband is still relatively new and we are all still the best way to get a good signal
Several factors can signal such as microwave ovens, cell phones and cordless phones from BT's concern, even a wet dog can affect a wireless signal
the best way to improve the radio signal that can be bought to an amplifier to 6 dBi Indoor Directional Antenna Dlink Wireless H70/V85 (http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductIn attention ... is like Ariel with a TV, the signal improves up to 100%
easy connection to your wireless router via an easy place to
Also try the Dlink ANT24-0600 Directional Indoor Antenna 6 dBi (http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductIn ... a similar but slightly stronger, as reflected in the price
You can buy a better router, but it is necessary to ensure that a decent EGT theres a lot of junk there, or go to Belkin, Linksys or IPB ... nothing
Hope this helps
good luck mate!
Some things you can try the following:
Move the router to the top of the house (preferably in the attic), if possible.
When you access your routers settings and select a different channel for your wireless network.
Stay away from cordless phones and microwave because it causes disruption.
You should not buy another router because they are almost all identical, which could be of more benefit to a wireless repeater for sale (Google or eBay) a place somewhere in your house, to repeat the signal.
Hope this helps.
I'm in the sky broadband, I could not find answers.
http://www.skyuser.co.uk/
Make sure the filter is connected to telephone lines and the router is not surrounded by metallic objects or mobile phones
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