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andy pandy
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      04-19-2007, 09:21 PM
hi
last week i purchased a belkin f5d7632uk4 adsl modem with wireless g router
and a card to fit my laptop.
being new to this i managed to get it all set up and working ok.
my problem is conecting upstairs, i can not get a signal.
my room is only about 10 metres maximum away from the router. have tried the
different channels to no avail.
is there anyway to boost the signal as it says signal should transmit
100-200 feet indoors.
any advice appreciated.


 
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Axel Hammerschmidt
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      04-19-2007, 09:55 PM
andy pandy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> hi
> last week i purchased a belkin f5d7632uk4 adsl modem with wireless g router
> and a card to fit my laptop.
> being new to this i managed to get it all set up and working ok.
> my problem is conecting upstairs, i can not get a signal.
> my room is only about 10 metres maximum away from the router. have tried the
> different channels to no avail.
> is there anyway to boost the signal as it says signal should transmit
> 100-200 feet indoors.
> any advice appreciated.


Try setting the antennas at say 45 degrees.
 
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John Navas
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      04-20-2007, 04:19 PM
On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 22:21:38 +0100, "andy pandy"
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>last week i purchased a belkin f5d7632uk4 adsl modem with wireless g router
>and a card to fit my laptop.
>being new to this i managed to get it all set up and working ok.
>my problem is conecting upstairs, i can not get a signal.
>my room is only about 10 metres maximum away from the router. have tried the
>different channels to no avail.
>is there anyway to boost the signal as it says signal should transmit
>100-200 feet indoors.


As Axel suggested, the stock antenna when vertical does better
horizontally than vertically, so tilting the antenna might help (at the
expense of horizontal performance).

But that alone might not be enough -- wireless signals don't penetrate
floors/ceilings very well, so you might need to use (say) powerline
networking to get a network connection upstairs either to your computer
or to a wireless access point (same SSID, different non-interfering
channel).

See wikis below for more info.

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Wi-Fi How To: <http://wireless.wikia.com/wiki/Wi-Fi_HowTo>
Fixes to Wi-Fi Problems: <http://wireless.wikia.com/wiki/Wi-Fi_Fixes>
 
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