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• Cascade 2 WRT300N and have both sends a wireless signal

  I searched the forums, discover different cascading routers and posed this question in a different way, but I don't know if I'll be able to use a 2nd WRT300N in order to broadcast a wireless signal if I connect it to my 1st WRT300N. Routers will be connected with about 50 ft 5 cat. Is this possible? I connect the ethernet port to the port ethernet or go eithernet port 1 to the WLAN port on 2? Any help would be appreciated.

  1. you're not technically a wireless router but only one wireless access point. A WAP610N or similar would be the better choice in this case.

  2. you can use a router as a simple access point and ethernet switch. Change the address LAN IP of the second WRT to 192.168.1.2 192.168.1.1. Disable the DHCP server on the second WRT. Then, connect the two LAN - LAN. Do not use the internet port of the second WRT!

• If you turn off your WiFi router is still sending wireless signals?

  I have the wrt54g router and if you set the 'disabled' wireless settings which means that WiFi is disabled, which stops the router actually send wireless signals?

  I guess my question is do the WiFi compatible routers send wireless signals even if you "turn off" the WiFi option on your router? Thank you.

  The WRT54G is an active wireless router. If you select off in the wireless tab then the router will not any signal wireless broadcast.

  

• 2nd router security wireless settings

  Hi, hope someone can answer this for me.

  I have a WRT 610N - and I just set up a 2nd wireless router (E3000) to extend the range of my wireless network.

  Same SSID, same subnet, DHCP off etc.  Everything works very well.  The network passwords I set identically.

  My question is: what security settings should I apply on the 2nd router?  for example I have MAC address filtering on the main router connected to the internet, the WRT 610N - should I ask this on the E3000 also?

  Thank you

  1. wireless filtering MAC is useless anyway. Do not put in place. It only of the problems to you. (You need to put in place on all routers/access points)

  2. setting up personal WPA2 with AES and a strong password. It is safe.

  3. set up the identical SSID and security setting wireless on both for a roaming network.

  4. choose different channels at the same time, if you use static channels to avoid interference.

  5. check that the SSID broadcast is turned on.

• My computer tells me that I have a wireless router low signal

  Wireless connection

  My computer tells me that I have a wireless router low signal. This problem just started

  Hello

  Also all the list SpiritX MS disorders possible tyre also connect to the menus of wireless router (read the router for how-to manaul) and change the transmission channel.

  Try all of them (11) and choose the one that gives the best results.

• poor wireless signal from the router to the new hp pavilion desktop computer

  getting poor signal wireless to the router to the new hp pavilion desktop computer. router 10 feet away. Help!

  Wireless router works fine for the 3 most old cell phones in the office.

  I heard that desktop computers receive wireless signals, but also laptops.  Is there a solution out there for this situation, in that I am?

  Thank you

  Roland

  whatifu wrote:

  A geek at Best Buy told me to open the box and put a few sheets of Tin around the antenna inside. What do you think?

  Roland

  Hello

  Also my suggestion BUT you need to do, of course, don't let touch to the Platinum

  All the best,

• E4200 v2 wireless signal power is intermittent

  Just updated firmware for 2.1.39.144146

  have 5 GHz mode - mixed, WPA2, 40 mhz, channel 161 channel width

  the rule 2.4 GHz mode - mixed, WPA2, 20 mhz, Channel 6 channel width

  Online technical support said it could solve my problem, but my old e1000 had a stronger and more coherent (fluctuating) broadcast signal.

  My PC and the router are in the family room at the back of the House. The signal strength is Ok in the first room, but 2nd room in front of the House (30 feet and two walls away) it is 3 bars to nothing all the time. We have a guest who stay with us two days a week. There has never been a problem with the signal strength of the e1000 for recent years, but the v2 e4200 behaves like a piece of * beep *. I spent over 60 minutes with an online support person whose answer was to upgrade the firmware (which of course now removes a direct access to the router via the browser.)

  I hope that someone knows what I need to do to make this work, or it goes back to Amazon and I'll buy another brand of dual band N router.

  Change the channel of your router to 1, 9 or 11 to optimize your wireless signal. Maybe this link can help http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/21132/change-your-wi-fi-router-channel-to-optimize-your-wireless-sign....  If still the same, I think this device needs to be replace.

• Router wireless Presario SR5610F hangs the computer

  My wireless router has failed and I got a new. My office (Presario SR5610F, Vista Home) crashes whenever I try to connect to the wireless network. (This happened at least two different routers, then the problem must lie in the computer and not the router).
  
  This is the screen I get when the accident occurred:
  
  http://danhughes.NET/Misc/screen.jpg
  
  Then I tells me that I can reset the computer to an earlier time. I do, and then I get this screen:
  
  http://danhughes.NET/Misc/crash.htm
  
  (I had to take three images to scroll through the entire message).
  
  Thoughts?
  
  Thank you!
  
  -Dan

  Well, the problem was the Linksys USB Network Adapter (the "receiver" for the wireless signal).  I replaced it with a similar Belkin adapter and now everything is fine.

• Wireless signal recognized but not internet connectivity: laptop HP 2000, model QE334UA, Windows 7

  I have a 2000 Notebook PC HP, Model # QE334UA, running Windows 7.  The wireless signal is showing all the bars at the bottom right, but I am unable connect wireless to what anyone (for example, any web browser, Outlook, Dropbox).  When you connect via a LAN, however, I have no problem.  Here are some details on what I tried:

  1.) this same problem occurs on all the networks I tried, even if the other computers are on these networks, is not a problem of router/modem.  Yet, I restarted those and nothing helped.

  Rebooted 2.) the computer.

  3.) done a system restore.

  4.) checked IPV4 settings make sure IP & DNS server addresses are configured to automatically get.

  5.) turned on and off the wireless on the keyboard button.

  6.) as gone with the Device Manager and press update driver software for all network adapters.

  7.) deactivated and reactivated all NICs.

  I have read many other forums - than where I got these ideas- and it seems a common problem, but I could not find an answer that works.  I'm not too technically savvy, so maybe I'm missing something, but any help would be LARGELY APPRECIATED, especially because my warranty just expired.

  Thank you

  Zack

  I have it!  It turns out that my SonicWall VPN has been the origin of the problem.  Thank you!

• Satellite L750 - low wireless signal

  I have a 5 day old L750 Satellite which can collect only 40% wireless signal less than 20cm from the router and loses signal total of about 2 m of him, turned to Toshiba support who suggested to the restoration of the system, did this and no improvement. Have you checked the Atheros driver and he said to his place to date, also checked the option to which has been suggested in other threads.

  The router is good because my vintage Compaq and ipad2 have full strength signal of several rooms by far.

  Please help as I'm pretty impressed with my first purchase of Toshiba and will return it if I can't solve this problem.

  Hello

  Have you noticed this problem only with the Eco Mode setting or also with power plan to high performance? This means that you must define * Maximum Performance * power option for the WLAN card in terms of power.

  Next to the update of the WLAN driver, you should also check the BIOS version. Take a look at the page if there is a newer version and if so try to update from Toshiba:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  Check this box!

• Hi I have my computer will not pick up my wireless signal, but it captures others, in small residence also other devices pick up thanks for link wrong signal strong whats for your help

  Hello

  my computer will not come up to my wireless signals same signal is strong, but it picks up other signals wireless in apartments even block
  Thanks for your help

  Hello edwardmurray21,

  Thank you for the question!

  It is disheartening to know that have problems you with the wireless signal. As I understand it, you are not able to choose wireless sugnals.

  I need to ask you some questions to help you best.

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?

  2. which browser is installed on the computer?

  3. What is the brand and model of the router?

  Answer to us if you are having problems with the signals wireless or any other issue of Windows, and I'd be happy to help you again and try to correct the problem as soon as possible.

  Good day!

  Hope this information helps.

• my printer will not get the wireless signal and so my laptop can not find print, what should I do?

  How can I make the printer get the wireless signal?

  1 Microsoft do not have printers - so it would not be my first option to ask in the forums to help MS.

  2. we have even less likely to help when you do not tell us what printer, what operating system, what router wi - fi or anything!

  I suggest that you follow the instructions in your printer manual, with operating instructions of your wi - fi router to work things out.  You should connect the printer via a cable to the wireless installation.

  If stuck try the support forums on the Web site of the manufacturer of the printer with the forums on the website of the manufacturer of the router.

• With the help of desktop computer as a wireless signal Repeater.

  I recently moved and my for my PS3 wireless reception is terrible, so I was told I could use this other desktop computer, which receives the signal much better, as a relay instead of buy a wireless signal Repeater. How can I get this computer also spread the signal from the original router downstairs?

  I'm sorry, but there is nothing built into Windows XP that can do what you want.

  You might be able to do a search on the web and find a third party program to do this.

  Boulder computer Maven
  Most Microsoft Valuable Professional

• What's Dell Dimension 2400 desktop computer capable of capturing a wireless signal? Should this function be switched?

  Dell dimension 2400 desktop computer was plugged into the wireless router we have. We got a new computer and moved the old desktop (Dell 2400) in another room. It is not picking up, or even searching for a wireless signal. She still has this ability? How can we it give this ability?

  The Dimension 2400 is not normally a built-in wireless networking capability.  To view, go to the Control Panel > Classic view > System > hardware > Device Manager and double-click network adapters .

  If that doesn't show wireless network card, you can add it by buying a USB wireless network adapter or a Wireless PCI adapter card .

• EA 6200 wireless signal disappears momentarily and returns

  I have a 6200 EA (EA6200), new with a computer, an apple TV and 4 Iphones/Ipads, all within walking distance.

  My problem: every once in a while, the wireless signal disappears for a minute or two and then returns to normal.

  During the navigation of the user interface, I was unable to find out if there is an event log to show what is happening, so that I'm flying blind.

  Which never happened with my much more old linksys wireless adapter.

  Thank you!

  Hi elnuevohomero,

  This may be caused by interference. Ensure that the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks have different SSID. Try changing channels as well.
  You can try using 6,3,9 or 1. It is also recommended to place the router on a higher location, where it can broadcast wireless signal properly.