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Your WAP can change location in your house! Place your WAP with intention.
Keep your WAP in the open and not hidden by plants or furniture. The fewer the obstructions, the better the signal.
Placing your WAP higher in your room where there are fewer obstructions may improve performance.
Your WAP does not need to be in the center of your house. Depending on your home's construction material, the WAP will have varying difficulty penetrating your walls.
While working from home, you may find benefit in moving your WAP closer to your working space and sacrificing some connection strength in other parts of your house.
While working closer to your wireless router will give you better performance and reliability, try to stay at least a few feet away.
Note
While working closer to your wireless router will give you better performance and reliability, try to stay at least a few feet awayThe 5Ghz network will give you better speeds (bandwidth) but cannot penetrate walls as well as the 2.4Ghz channel.
The 2.4Ghz network will have a better range and, therefore, better reliability than the 5Ghz channel but will have lower speeds (bandwidth).
While working from home, you may find benefit in moving your WAP closer to your working space and sacrificing some connection strength in other parts of your house.
This difference in speed may be imperceptible in your use case.
Troubleshooting Device Wi-Fi settings
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You should consider replacing your WAP when the number of devices increases or , your use increases and you are having trouble staying connected, or your speed is much slower than a wired connection.
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