Is boosting Wifi reception possible?

[TheWhackMamba]

I'm working on a remote site that has WiFi available, but from the location of my room i struggle to get even 1 bar.

Moving rooms isn't an option, so i was wondering does anyone know of a program or device that will allow me to pull more of that WiFi signal down?

Reps for quality help.

 

[FcKuPaYmE]

Do you have any rice?

 

[DF is BUSY]

impossibru unless you can physically get your hands on that access point.

 

[Dat Migo]

range extender but you probably need access to the router

 

[mario]

look up Almond Range Extender on Amazon.

I bought that , and its piff on top of piff

 

[TheWhackMamba]

look up Almond Range Extender on Amazon.

I bought that , and its piff on top of piff

Can i use that even if i have no physical access to the router im recieving from? It's hosted by the company running the camp

 

[mario]

Can i use that even if i have no physical access to the router im recieving from? It's hosted by the company running the camp

O no , your gonna need the network password

 

[ItWasWritten]

Well... if you have windows there is something you MAY be able to do.

In the network configuration, if you right click on the adapter and go to properties you should see something that says "configure", sometimes the card's power or roaming...i forget, its set to medium or low make sure thats on high.

Also on your router you can make sure its transmitting at full power, this can be checked in your router settings.... um you can also try and change the channel to see if you get a better connection, sometimes the channel change can be very dramatic give it a try.

These are a couple of beginner options you can try before spending any money friend.

 

[TheWhackMamba]

O no , your gonna need the network password

Even if its not password protected. The wifi network is free to join.

 

[mario]

Even if its not password protected. The wifi network is free to join.

o then you should be good homie

 

[TheWhackMamba]

Well... if you have windows there is something you MAY be able to do.

In the network configuration, if you right click on the adapter and go to properties you should see something that says "configure", sometimes the card's power or roaming...i forget, its set to medium or low make sure thats on high.

Also on your router you can make sure its transmitting at full power, this can be checked in your router settings.... um you can also try and change the channel to see if you get a better connection, sometimes the channel change can be very dramatic give it a try.

These are a couple of beginner options you can try before spending any money friend.

Would this come under roaming aggressiveness or transmit power? RA was on medium TP was on maximum

 

[ItWasWritten]

Would this come under roaming aggressiveness or transmit power? RA was on medium TP was on maximum

try putting ra on the highest

 

[Jax]

fukk that and fukk a wifi extender, use a powerline
shyt don't work in my house doe