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Poor WiFi signal in my house


Question Posted Tuesday October 28 2014, 4:08 am

Hello Advicenators: I am have been somewhat confused about WiFi in my house. It does not seem like I am getting anything good from Comcast. We have many gadgets in the house that run on WiFi and there never seems to be enough WiFi signal for everyone. Plus I can not receive a good signal in my garage. I need more power from WiFi. Would you know of a reasonable, reliable WiFi service provider that can give me some good WiFi? I have even purchased a few extenders and still not good enough.

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sillyrob answered Saturday November 1 2014, 5:30 pm:
You probably need a better wireless router. We have a three story house (well, router is in basement and it's a two story house) and had to buy one specifically meant for it.

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