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Using wireless G as hub only. no wireless pc hooked to it. are there any solutions to lower wireless output signal on router. trying to stop signal from being intercepted.currently have tin foil on antennas but unsure if this really works.
on any computer just put in and only put in the address bar 192.168.1.1 user is linsys and password is admin .
hit the wireless tab and disable the setting for wireless g dont forget to save.on any computer just put in and only put in the address bar 192.168.1.1 user is linsys and password is admin .
hit the wireless tab and disable the setting for wireless g dont forget to save.
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Does the Laptop say it is connected to your wireless router? If not, connect to your router. Maybe the laptop is continuously polling because you keyed the Wireless Network Key/Password in wrong. If it's wrong, it will never connect.
Try disabling the wireless connection, then enable it and see if it connects and lets you out to the internet.
Make sure you are using the same Authentication (None, WEP, WPA, WPA2) as the laptops that you say work.
The HN9000 should have an ethernet port. You will require two ethernet cables to connect the desktop to the router.
1. Connect the ethernet cable from the Modem to the Ethernet Input port on the Router (It is generally placed away from the other ports on the back of the router.)
2. Connect another ethernet cord from one of the output ports on the router to the desktop computer.
3. On the laptop, turn on your wireless card. The process for this differs from computer to computer. If you were to provide the model of laptop, I could provide you specific instructions.
4. The network setup should be complete.
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* NOTE: If you tried to set-up the WRT-160N Router previously, but failed, with the Router ON, press the "Reset" button on the back panel and hold it down for 10 seconds, then release. This will reset the Router to factory settings and erase all previous data. Then do this 1. Hook up the Linksys WRT-160N Router to the modem(cable, DSL or satelitte) 2. Hook up the Linksys WRT-160N Router to your computer via a LAN cable with the LAN cable in Port #1 on the Linksys WRT-160N Router. 3. Type http://192.168.1.1 in the address bar of your web browser. 4. Log-on to the Linksys WRT-160N Router with these log-on credentials: Username: linksys (lower-case) Password: admin (lower-case) 5. Click on the "Clone PC MAC Address" tab. 6. Click the "Clone PC MAC Address" button. 7. Click "Save", click "Continue". 8. Click the "Wireless Security" tab. 9. Choose "WPA2 Personal - TKIP/AES" for encrypted security. 10. Enter encryption password (passphrase). 11. Click "Save", click "Continue". 12. Exit the web browser. 13. Disconnect the LAN cable from the computer and Port #1 on the Linksys WRT-160N Router. In about 5 seconds, your wireless connection should be up and running.
Are you trying to hook up the laptop wirelessly to the pc? because then the pc would need to have a wireless card as well....sounds like I need more info, but if you are trying to do what I think you are, you should just get a wireless router instead, hook the pc tower directly to it via ethernet cable, and then setup the laptop to connect to the router. The router would hook to your dsl or cable router....what service do you have?
To improve wireless signal from your wireless router you can try changing the wireless channel of it from the router setup page, set the wireless channel to the highest one so it will avoid interferences on your location........
hi ive got my ps3 hooked up with a wireless conection so feel free to ask any questions. you need a wireless hub to send out the wireless broadband signal. is your pc set up with a wireless connection to broadband?
I have noticed that Routers sometimes give a better signal to my neighbors than it does me in the next room. Try opening your router config screen, and setting its output to a lower DB.
You can change the wireless frequency of the router, default is 9, check page 55 of your owner's manual (which is on your installation CD)
Are you using the telephone portion of the router?
There are NO settings in your wireless router or any consumer router to prevent what you are experiencing.
BUT...
Approximately 3 ticks a second equates to an 180hz signal. 180hz is a multiple of 60hz which is your powerline frequency.
I'm suggesting that it is a noisy power feedback problem, since likely both the wireless router power transformer and the stereo power are on the same circuit.
Touching the antenna changes the circuit output impedance which affects the signal.
Your solution lies in one of the below, your choice:
1) Buy different speakers
2) Plug router into a different power outlet as far away from the stereo outlet as possible
3) Simply stretch the router as far away from the speakers as possible and live with the faint background ticking.
4) Buy a different router.
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