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Here's How to Turn Your Old Wi-Fi Router Into an Access Point
Even if it works well, most experts recommend replacing your Wi-Fi router every five years. Instead of trying to convince ...
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How to set up Wireless Network Connection on Windows PC
Since wireless signals travel in all directions and travel fast, you can use a wireless network to work from your bedroom or the porch of your home ... router and not wireless access points.
Slow Wi-Fi at home? 3 things I always check first for faster internet speed
A total outage feels completely unacceptable. But a sketchy connection afflicted by lag and buffering can be even more ...
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Modem vs. Router: Do You Know the Difference?
A wireless home network needs a connection to the web (the modem) and wireless access to that connection for your devices (the router). That doesn't mean that you need two separate devices ...
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Why You Should Use Your Router As A Security Camera
The popular option these days is an IP-based device that is accessible over the Internet through an ethernet or wireless connection to your home router ... telnet access to the router to be ...
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Here's How to Turn Your Old Wi-Fi Router Into an Access Point
Your home Wi-Fi ... Now if you connect Router B (which is no longer a router) to Router A using a network cable (from LAN port to LAN port), it will function as an Access Point giving you better ...