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Ways to Improve Wireless Signal

Sometimes you may need to improve a wireless signal in your home or office. You may be getting a weak or intermittent signal, or your signal may not reach every workstation. Boosting a wireless network signal can be as simple as relocating your router, but it often involves amplifying a router's output.

Maximizing Existing Range

The first thing you should consider is the placement of your router. Your 150Mps Wifi lan 802.11N/G/B Wireless USB 2.0 CARD adapter should be in a central location in your home or office. If the router is placed on one side of the building, the signal will be weak on the other side of the building. Metal studs, concrete and brick can all interfere with a wireless signal. In some cases, getting the router out of the basement or moving it to a central room can make a world of difference in performance.

Never place the 150Mps Wifi lan 802.11N/G/B Wireless USB 2.0 CARD adapter on a metal surface and keep the router off the floor and away from walls. The walls and floor absorb some of the signal and diminish its range.

The next option is to change the antenna. Routers come with an omnidirectional antenna that sends out a signal in a 360 degree radius. This is fine if the router is centrally located, but if the router is placed by a wall, then a majority of your signal is being sent into the wall or outdoors, where it's more useful to your neighbors and identity theives than it is to you.

To overcome this problem, try changing the antenna to one that is hi-gain. A hi-gain antenna allows you to focus the wireless signal in one direction. This increases the power of your signal and directing it right where you need it.

Adding Extra Equipment

If your signal still doesn't improve, consider adding a wireless adapter. The wireless signal travels bac