12-29-2018, 02:34 AM
One tip is that router antennas' weak spot is if you point the antenna directly at the target. Signals should be coming in to the side of the antenna, not the "top". This is why some routers have more than one antenna -- so you can orient at least one of them correctly for all devices.
You could try a wifi booster but I've never used any. Separate device you can plug in to some other room to boost the signal.
You could also try to futz with the channel (https://www.metageek.com/training/resour...-6-11.html) although unless you're in an apartment complex that's probably not it.
You might even just try moving the router a few feet away from your desk (or even hold it up or put it on the floor and see if that makes a difference). See if proximity to the computer and monitors is messing with the signal.
You could try a wifi booster but I've never used any. Separate device you can plug in to some other room to boost the signal.
You could also try to futz with the channel (https://www.metageek.com/training/resour...-6-11.html) although unless you're in an apartment complex that's probably not it.
You might even just try moving the router a few feet away from your desk (or even hold it up or put it on the floor and see if that makes a difference). See if proximity to the computer and monitors is messing with the signal.