Why won't my laptop connect to my home Router anymore?|home router

by Rachel Coleman Finch

I have a Router hooked up through my desktop computer to get Wifi on my laptop. I haven’t had a conundrum with it connecting before, but now it won’t find the Router. It says I have no wireless connections unfilled. It’s been like this the past 2 days. Can anyone tell me what to do?

Answer by Randal
linksys sucks

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When i was in a public free wireless place, I got 56 mps, but when I am at home, I only got 11 mps max. So, is it my router or my isp? If it is wireless router, what router do you urge for home use?

Answer by Sam
Except you have multiple computers, it won’t matter since your internet connection is probably only 1-10 Mbps anyway, so 11 Mbps is more than what you’re going to ultimately get anyway.

Higher rates are better if you have a media center PC that shares video with other computers and/or entertainment systems… or if you have a networked storage device or networked printer.

Answer by Jason B
It is probably your router, make sure it is set to 802.11g.

Here are some excellent tips for improving your wireless signal

Answer by hbk
>if u r connected wireless then its only ur router
>i suppose router speed is 11 mbps
>also make sure the wireless settings are fine
>check the speed of router u can go for G std wireless which u can get speed upto 54mbps

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