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SilverHawk
SilverHawk
1 week ago
Can I switch out my Wifi G for Wifi N?

I have a cable modem/router from AT&T but it's only Wifi G. Is it difficult to set up another Wifi device that uses 802.11N to...

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bcastle
bcastle
7 weeks ago
Is the Cisco Aironet 3500 really worth 10x the cost of other Wifi routers?

My IT guy is requesting that we purchase a Cisco Aironet 3500. Last year when I upgraded my home wifi router to a 802.11N device, it was...

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ehtan
ehtan
8 weeks ago
Why is my Android battery life better with WiFi always on?

I have an LG Optimus, and after changing my WiFi settings to keep it on even when the phone sleeps as a colleague suggested, my battery...

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nchristine
nchristine
8 weeks ago
How to pick the best wireless channel for WiFi network?

When setting up a home network, how do you determine the best channel setting?

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nchristine
nchristine
8 weeks ago
Why are channels “x+7” available for some WiFi networks?

I asked a question yesterday about choosing a wireless WiFi channel. Thanks for the help, btw! I downloaded WiFi Analyzer for my Android...

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delia25
delia25
8 weeks ago
Why should you use WiFi channel 1, 6, or 11?

I know that generally it is better to choose WiFi channel 1, 6, or 11, but why are these better? It would seem to me that if everyone...

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ehtan
ehtan
12 weeks ago
Will “White Space” internet work with existing hardware?

I’ve heard about White Space internet that uses unused TV spectrum to provide internet connectivity to places that don’t have existing...

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PapaRiver
PapaRiver
13 weeks ago
Can Chromebooks be used without an internet connection?

As I understand it, Chromebooks essentially work “in the cloud,” That’s fine most of the time, but occasionally I do need to do work,...

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pcaulfield
pcaulfield
14 weeks ago
How to improve WiFi performance on MacBook Air?

I have an issue with a nearly new MacBook Air where it drops its WiFi connection regularly, but still shows good signal strength. I’ve...

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swimtech1
swimtech1
15 weeks ago
What is the best way to sett up an aquatic center wireless network

I need a little advice about setting up a wireless network for a community aquatic center. The facility is about 100...

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