You can even get a box that has wi-fi built in to boost for your other devices. Hardwiring is the best option, but if that doesn't work for your layout, take a look at 'power line networking' If you have a lot of close neighbors, you could try changing the channel on the wifi. Move the router to the other side or outside of the cabinet it's in. What all does it pass through? (walls, furniture, anything) (what are the walls made of, is there plumbing in the wall)Īre you able to reduce the number of things it hits somehow? In your head, imagine a straight line from the aTV to your router, Wifi problems are hard to diagnose remotely.Ī booster can only boost what it gets, so if you put the booster where it has poor signal, then it can only repeat poor signal. My macbook works fine but it seems to be a signal issue in the other room when watching Apple TV.

(2) Airport Express is plugged into the Modem above. (1) ARRIS Touchstone TG2472 Modem provided by Cocego Cable - this is of course for our cable tv and also provides phone and internet. How easy is it to set them up? Is it just a matter of plugging it in and it links to my system? Thanks for any info or suggestions with this.

See link for some extenders that I could get at a local store. The router cannot be moved the way it is setup and wired in the newly built apart. My router in behind a plastic door in a storage closest that also has a door, and to add to that the room where my Apple TV is has a door. Would purchasing a Wi-Fi booster/extender correct this issue and if so any type better than others. I noticed in the settings for Apple TV the signal strength will go to nothing then back to 3 or 4 out of 5. When watching Netflix via my Apple TV the movie just stops and freezes.

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