- Jun 28, 2014
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We have two neighboring buildings. There is a Netgear router in one, and the wireless is consistent for the computers in that building. Then we have a Belkin extender in the other building, which was working well for 6 months, but now is intermittent or just very slow. I think the foliage between building may be a cause of reduced signal. However, we can't cut down the tree!
I have tried the following to improve the signal:
-moved the router and extender as close to each other as possible.
-downloaded and created a "booster" with aluminium foil & paper for both the router and the extender
-tried to configure an old Belkin wireless N router to act as an additional booster.
Nothing is working. I'm not especially techie, I've just been googling and trying to follow instructions, so perhaps I'm missing something.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
I have tried the following to improve the signal:
-moved the router and extender as close to each other as possible.
-downloaded and created a "booster" with aluminium foil & paper for both the router and the extender
-tried to configure an old Belkin wireless N router to act as an additional booster.
Nothing is working. I'm not especially techie, I've just been googling and trying to follow instructions, so perhaps I'm missing something.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
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