doesn't travel far or well thru walls and furniture. Your only real solution is to move computer closer to the router or have a long USB cable to connect the USB wifi adapter and place it closer to router.
Powerline may work but is unreliable for long term connection. I have had powerline work fine for months. then disconnect for no obvious reason.
And NO, don't even think about wifi extenders! Those are even more glitchy than powerline for dependable connections.
Ever think about running a long Cat cable between ISP modem and your router so that router is in a more central location in your space?
Ok so i just installed my "new ac router" but my 5ghz connection on the new router is noticeably worse (4 bars to 2-3) on 5ghz, Full bars on 2ghz, my network card is a centrino ultimate-n 6300, which i know isn't all that bad, first thing i want to know is if it would be worth buying an external usb wifi adapter like this
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TQD235C/ref=twister_B01AXO6...
My last question is if i should just go full on pass throught powerline, direct to wall sockets.
http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-PA8030P-KIT-Passthroug...
i have heard lots of mixed things on powerlines resulting in people getting their mbps capped/low mpbs. I have a 50mbps connection, i stream via xbox app and my xbox one is wired, i just want to improve my 5ghz signal HELP PLS![]()

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