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Wi-fi


Question Posted Thursday October 25 2007, 4:58 pm

Well my Wi-Fi connection is really bad, It tends to loose signal easily.
I have a linksys wireless router thing.

Is there anyway to make my connection better on my laptop?
The router is in a room which is 2 rooms away from mine.

thanks :)

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russianspy1234 answered Friday October 26 2007, 2:17 pm:
Best thing to do is get closer. Put the router as high as possible. Also, there might be interference, so go into the settings, and change the channel to something in the middle like 6. Also, there might be different letter options, b,g,a,n Choose the last one in that list. If your laptop is old and doesnt support it, go one back.

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