How to increase WiFi range

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Ways to Boost Your Wi-Fi Signal
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• Browsing slowing to a crawl, the inability to
  stream, dropped Wi-Fi signals, wireless dead
  zonesevery one of these problems is maddening in
  a world where getting online has become, for
  some, as necessary as breathing. (Well, maybe not
  critical...but still important.)
• If you feel like your broadband signal has gotten
  sluggish, there are many tools you can use to
  test the speed of your internet. There are also a
  few tricks you can try to troubleshoot your
  network issues. However, if the only way you can
  get decent reception is by standing next to your
  wireless router, these simple tips can help
  optimize your network.

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Check Your Wired Internet Connection

• Before you blame the Wi-Fi, make sure the
  internet coming into your house is performing as
  it should. Find an Ethernet cable and plug your
  computer directly into your modemyou may need a
  USB to Ethernet adapter if your laptop doesnt
  have an Ethernet port.
• Run a speed test to see your internet speed. If
  it doesnt match the speed on your internet bill,
  you may need to call your ISP or replace your
  modem. If your speed test does match your
  internet bill, but it still seems slow, it may be
  time to pony up for a better plan. (My
  grandmother was convinced her Wi-Fi broadband was
  faulty, only for me to tell her she was
  subscribed to a snails-pace 3Mbps connection.)

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Update Your Router Firmware

• Before you start tweaking things, its a good
  idea to update your router. Router manufacturers
  are always improving software to eke out a bit
  more speed. How easyor how hardit is to upgrade
  your firmware depends entirely on your devices
  manufacturer and model.
• Most current routers have the update process
  built right into the administration interface, so
  it's just a matter of hitting a firmware upgrade
  button. Other models, particularly if they're
  older, still require you to visit the
  manufacturer's website, download a firmware file
  from your router's support page, and upload it to
  the administration interface. It's tedious, but
  still a good thing to do since it would be such a
  simple fix.

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Consider Buying WiFi Extender

• A WiFi extender is used to extend the coverage
  area of your WiFi network. It works by receiving
  your existing WiFi signal, amplifying it and then
  transmitting the boosted signal. With a WiFi
  repeater you can effectively double the coverage
  area of your WiFi network - reaching far corners
  of your home or office, different floors, or even
  extend coverage to your yard.

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