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What does it mean when it says low wireless signal? and how can i fix it??

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Proximity from the laptop and wireless router should be reduced to increase signal strenght, even chek for other devices in vicinity like radios, microwave ovens, cordless phones, water sources any etc. which could have impact on weakening wireless signal.

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