Landlord will say no way! The other (and better) half says hurry it
up already and fix this!
I have 3 things to try that will not cost. But Scott pointed out
something important and that is the age of my router which has gray hair
now. So I will be shopping for a new router even if I get
ice, a wifi extender or a wireless router?
>An extender is cheaper but is it a good choice?
>
>Does a wireless router use a transmitter this allowing placement of
>the router anywhere?
>
> From E.T.'s Keyboard...
>ancient.ali...@icloud.com
>Many believe that w
First recommendation: handyman with drill, good precision measure, and a length
of CAT6. If possible, cable is *always* the better option. Consult the other
half first if applicable, as this is sometimes known to cause domestic unrest.
You may also need to consult your landlord if this means
Apple TV.
Mark
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Subject: Wireless router?
Computer and router is upstairs. Apple TV is downstairs. While trying to
Computer and router is upstairs. Apple TV is downstairs. While
trying to watch a movie in my library, it kept stalling. I suspect wifi
range is at max.
What might be a better choice, a wifi extender or a wireless router?
An extender is cheaper but is it a good choice?
Does a
802.11N wireless router? I was running a Netgear
> 802.11G router which worked just fine but was kind of slow compared to what N
> was supposed to do. I have a Mac in the basement sharing a hard drive which I
> use for TimeMachine backups from a Mac laptop via wireless which I'
AirPort Extreme in my opinion is the way to go. Very easy to configure, great
coverage, and just a good router.
On Sep 27, 2011, at 2:51 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> Anyone have a favorite 802.11N wireless router? I was running a Netgear
> 802.11G router which worked just fine but was k
Hi,
I have used lots of routers over the years and am by far the most satisfied
with the Apple routers.
Robert Carter
On Sep 27, 2011, at 1:51 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> Anyone have a favorite 802.11N wireless router? I was running a Netgear
> 802.11G router which worked just fine but wa
Anyone have a favorite 802.11N wireless router? I was running a Netgear
802.11G router which worked just fine but was kind of slow compared to
what N was supposed to do. I have a Mac in the basement sharing a hard
drive which I use for TimeMachine backups from a Mac laptop via wireless
which
