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General Technology => PC Hardware => Topic started by: GrumpyYoungMan on 31 Dec 2020, 05:07:07 am
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I have a few WiFi dead spots in my house so...
Would a MESH WiFi setup fix the issue? Also is a MESH setup majorly different to just using a powerline WiFi extended?
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Hi there GrumpyYoungMan,
personally, I don't use WiFi but then
I am very old, as is my p.c. and router,
and I have no real need for it when I
move away from my desk. 8)
Unlike me, though, you may find this link...
Router vs Mesh System: Which is better for you? (https://www.trustedreviews.com/news/router-vs-mesh-system-which-is-better-for-you-4046826)
...to be mildly interesting. ???
coothead
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Thanks I’ll give it a read! :)
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Thanks I’ll give it a read! :)
You don't have to that. :)
Instead you could save yourself a lot of money
and effort if you just stopped trying to use the
few WiFi dead spots in your house. ;D
coothead
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Thanks I’ll give it a read! :)
You don't have to that. :)
Instead you could save yourself a lot of money
and effort if you just stopped trying to use the
few WiFi dead spots in your house. ;D
coothead
Personally If I could I would!
But my daughters Smart TV is in the middle of it! 🤪😢😢
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...Smart...
Ah, there's the real problem. :o
I've always considered "Smart" to be an
advertising word that has been freely
used to separate the unwary from their
hard earned cash.
coothead
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...Smart...
Ah, there's the real problem. :o
I've always considered "Smart" to be an
advertising word that has been freely
used to separate the unwary from their
hard earned cash.
coothead
Yep. And it worked! 🙊🤪