My aim is to improve my WIFI range and speed at home. My home WIFI/ISP set-up is as follows:
I have coax internet cable from a wall into a splitter. Splitter goes into pay TV [Foxtel] via coax and into my old modem via coax. From my old modem I have an ethernet connection into a new NETGEAR N750 router/modem. My normal internet TV is connected to the internet via ethernet into the new router/modem. On WIFI I have a range of phones, tablets and computers [probably 4 at any one time].
My internet speed remains poor and its range through the house also remains poor [best download speed is 25 mbps/upload speed is 1.2 mbps].
Should I bypass my old modem with an adapter and would this give me better WIFI range and speed? Any suggestions gratefully received. Much thanks in advance and please respond in plain language.
I have coax internet cable from a wall into a splitter. Splitter goes into pay TV [Foxtel] via coax and into my old modem via coax. From my old modem I have an ethernet connection into a new NETGEAR N750 router/modem. My normal internet TV is connected to the internet via ethernet into the new router/modem. On WIFI I have a range of phones, tablets and computers [probably 4 at any one time].
My internet speed remains poor and its range through the house also remains poor [best download speed is 25 mbps/upload speed is 1.2 mbps].
Should I bypass my old modem with an adapter and would this give me better WIFI range and speed? Any suggestions gratefully received. Much thanks in advance and please respond in plain language.
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