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Anonymous users2024-01-241. In your case, it is recommended that you change to a router with multiple lines that penetrate the wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23That router's wall-piercing function is not very good, and it has little to do with your network card.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Buy a USB extension cable, connect a wireless network card to one end and put it in the living room, and connect to whichever computer you want to connect to the other end.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The first is how close the transmitter is to your stated location! The solution is to replace the wireless router with a long-range (high-powered) one! Secondly, penetration!
Because the walls are so well isolated, when the wireless signal passes through the wall, it is also weakened! Also, move the case to the living room and use it in the living room!
Listen to what you said, this wireless transmitter should not be in your home, you may be in the situation of network theft (the other party does not set up any protective measures), you can also buy a rubbing network card, its acceptance power is relatively large! It can be used for several kilometers! Especially for those users who don't have any protective measures set up, it's even better!
All wireless routers will have a weakened signal due to the influence of humid air on rainy days, and it will return to normal on sunny days. However, some wireless routers are of poor quality, and the signal is very unstable after using it for a while.
You're going to have to connect your second router to your first one. Then put the second router on the street with a network cable to your computer. >>>More
There is software for this.
It's still unstable, though. >>>More
It doesn't seem to be, just change to a router with a stronger signal.
Software doesn't play a big role, and changing to a big router is the last word.