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Jacquesb · 25-11-2011, 17:29

Help site - http://help.virginmedia.com/system/s...ice.controller - suggests setting the Superhub to modem mode allows use of one's own wireless router.

Can anyone advise if this can be an ADSL router (I have a spare Belkin N router which I used on Sky from before I moved house) or must it be another cable router or is there another option ?

I guess it's not Virgin's fault, but (this) one does wonder why when a wireless router gives better wireless performance when it is placed in an open, unobstructed position the Super Hub has an extremely irritating, and possibly dangerous, blue (data ?) light which seems to flash almost all the time - even when I am in the house myself watching TV !!!

25-11-2011, 17:29	#20
Jacquesb cf.user Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Scotland & France Services: VM phone , 2xV6@TV360 (Maxit TV + Sports), Volt M600 BB. Stream - yes, mostly !! Posts: 108	Re: Wi-Fi Strength Help site - http://help.virginmedia.com/system/s...ice.controller - suggests setting the Superhub to modem mode allows use of one's own wireless router. Can anyone advise if this can be an ADSL router (I have a spare Belkin N router which I used on Sky from before I moved house) or must it be another cable router or is there another option ? I guess it's not Virgin's fault, but (this) one does wonder why when a wireless router gives better wireless performance when it is placed in an open, unobstructed position the Super Hub has an extremely irritating, and possibly dangerous, blue (data ?) light which seems to flash almost all the time - even when I am in the house myself watching TV !!!