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gunner45 · 05-09-2017, 18:34

Suppose that in some distant part of your house, e.g. a loft or a basement, you have lousy WiFi. You may be able to establish a wireless local area network (WLAN) by installing an access point and running an ethernet cable to it from your router. I have reused an old router as an access point, but I was being a cheapskate.

Obviously, the cable run is tricky in some houses.

05-09-2017, 18:34	#5
gunner45 Roger_Gooner Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: London Services: Virgin Media M350, Hub 5, Mega TV with TNT Sports and Sky Sports & Cinema HD, TV 360 box + landline Posts: 190	Re: How to increase speed over WiFi? Suppose that in some distant part of your house, e.g. a loft or a basement, you have lousy WiFi. You may be able to establish a wireless local area network (WLAN) by installing an access point and running an ethernet cable to it from your router. I have reused an old router as an access point, but I was being a cheapskate. Obviously, the cable run is tricky in some houses.