Q&A: Can you connect a 02 3g dongle to a BT home hub router?|home router

My mate has brought his laptop round and is trying to connect to my router but the laptop and dongle isn’t finding my router?

Is it possible to connect and how…THANKS.

Answer by Misc Tech In rank
3G and Wifi are different things.

What do you reckon? Answer below!

I live in two tale home ,my bestow router now(linksys) has a week signal up stairs, I am trying to buy a new router with excellent range upstair,I have mix reviews on all these routers.
anyone Knows what must I buy?

Answer by jenny
Linskys

Answer by Taba
Well if you want increased signal range and fatsre speeds go for the 802.11n router. You will also need a 802.11n wireless adapter to take advantage of the speed and range increase.

If you want to go with 802.11g then they will all more or less the same. There is a Rangebooster G Develop from D-Link.

I prefer to use D-Limks for myself.

http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=1&pid=530

http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=1&pid=532

http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=1&pid=470

http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=1&pid=472

http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=1&pid=473

Answer by Apocalipce Industries
i have a linksys as well but i have a wrt54grx200 and well i get 130 ft of exelent signal. have yout tried puting the signal up?

Answer by D McC
the very best is netgear i reckon, look for the rangemax ones, i use a dg834pn and i get excellent signal at the bottom of the garden, it has 108nbps and at smallest amount twice the distance of any other g series router, there is also the rangemax next range which is even better and has a speed of 270mbps which is phenominal

Answer by raindrops perez
try putting the router upstairs
the mast must work better that way
try moving the mast(s)
try putting the router on the floor
near the center of the house
do not block it with metal boxes

you CAN use 2 routers on the same network
some linksys routers are LINUX hackable

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