Your first step to improving Wi-Fi signal is optimizing router placement. Get your router out of any closets or drawers, and ...

The best ways to increase the efficiency of your Wi-Fi signal at your home are to use a power line adapter or WiFi extender, but it depends on your home's setup.

What are the most affordable ways to boost your signal? We asked Whitson Gordon, who wrote about this very thing for PC Magazine.

Before you run out to buy a new router, try these tips for improving the signal throughout your homeBy Nicholas De LeonThere are few things quite as frustrating as a crummy WiFi connection.Pictur ...

Is your Wi-Fi signal just not cutting it anymore? Here's simple guide on how to boost your signal for a better browsing experience no matter your location.

Whether you're hosting a Super Bowl party or want to connect an outdoor security system, extending your Wi-Fi signal outside doesn't have to be complicated.

To increase signal strength, it's best to run an ethernet cable straight from the router to the most important devices in your home, so if you have a total of 10 devices, it might be best to wire ...

Got a lousy wireless internet signal? Stick some aluminum foil on there in the right shape and you're all set, according to a new project from researchers at Dartmouth College.

Your WiFi signal at home sometimes does not work as well as we would like. This can be due to many reasons, from electromagnetic interference to objects that hinder the connection. To improve your ...

Placing your ZyXel router at an elevated height may also help boost the wireless signal for your network. Most ZyXel routers include slots on the bottom that enable you to mount them on walls.

A wireless repeater, or range extender, is a device you can place between your router and your computer to increase the range of your router's signal. The device locates the signal being broadcast ...

Wireless internet access is both the biggest convenience and - for some of us at least - the biggest bane of our lives. That’s usually because there are areas in your home where your wifi signal ...