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WiFi connectivity problems at home

WiFi connectivity problems at home

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slayer__is
Senior Member
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05-08-2023, 11:32 AM
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The WiFi in the two main bedrooms and the living room near the router is extremely weak and unstable. It frequently drops unexpectedly. You’re seeking suggestions for improving the signal throughout your home, possibly by installing devices or changes. Thanks ahead!
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slayer__is
05-08-2023, 11:32 AM #1

The WiFi in the two main bedrooms and the living room near the router is extremely weak and unstable. It frequently drops unexpectedly. You’re seeking suggestions for improving the signal throughout your home, possibly by installing devices or changes. Thanks ahead!

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Supr3matt
Member
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05-08-2023, 12:21 PM
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I'm facing the same issue too. When I attempt to download something on my PC, my mom loses internet on her iPad and phone, which starts dropping the signal. In my bedroom—two doors away and about five meters from the router—I can't stream 1080p YouTube videos at 50 Mbps upload and 10 Mbps download. I've tried various solutions but none worked for me. The ISP suggested upgrading our plan to get a stronger router, but they said we can't afford that right now.
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Supr3matt
05-08-2023, 12:21 PM #2

I'm facing the same issue too. When I attempt to download something on my PC, my mom loses internet on her iPad and phone, which starts dropping the signal. In my bedroom—two doors away and about five meters from the router—I can't stream 1080p YouTube videos at 50 Mbps upload and 10 Mbps download. I've tried various solutions but none worked for me. The ISP suggested upgrading our plan to get a stronger router, but they said we can't afford that right now.

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FrankTheTank_
Junior Member
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05-10-2023, 06:43 AM
#3
Wireless repeaters maintain the same Wi-Fi network name and signal, preserving speed while adding latency. Ideal for file transfers and basic web browsing. Not suitable for gaming, voice calls, or real-time applications. Wireless Range Extenders generate a distinct Wi-Fi name and signal, often more costly. Offers consistent speed and low latency improvement. Suitable for general tasks. Poor performance in crowded areas like apartments or dorms. Ethernet -> Wireless APs (Network Extenders) – customizable, advised to use uniform names and settings. Some models let you switch between APs automatically with minimal or no signal loss. Performance remains top-notch. Expensive options usually exceed $100.
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FrankTheTank_
05-10-2023, 06:43 AM #3

Wireless repeaters maintain the same Wi-Fi network name and signal, preserving speed while adding latency. Ideal for file transfers and basic web browsing. Not suitable for gaming, voice calls, or real-time applications. Wireless Range Extenders generate a distinct Wi-Fi name and signal, often more costly. Offers consistent speed and low latency improvement. Suitable for general tasks. Poor performance in crowded areas like apartments or dorms. Ethernet -> Wireless APs (Network Extenders) – customizable, advised to use uniform names and settings. Some models let you switch between APs automatically with minimal or no signal loss. Performance remains top-notch. Expensive options usually exceed $100.