Hello all,
Now, networking is never something I've had much abilities in so I figured help is worth asking for here!
I live in a flat, now normally you wouldn't ever think this was an issue but it's an old building with very substantial brick walls throughout the flat, thus wifi performance is seriously hampered.
We have a TP Link Archer VR400 router, what would be the most reliable way to get solid wifi performance throughout the flat. I've considered homeplugs with wifi built in as a simple option, especially as my PC is in another room and connected via these so I know the power cables are suitable.
Is it worth loking at the 'plug and play' wireless range adaptors?
Now, networking is never something I've had much abilities in so I figured help is worth asking for here!
I live in a flat, now normally you wouldn't ever think this was an issue but it's an old building with very substantial brick walls throughout the flat, thus wifi performance is seriously hampered.
We have a TP Link Archer VR400 router, what would be the most reliable way to get solid wifi performance throughout the flat. I've considered homeplugs with wifi built in as a simple option, especially as my PC is in another room and connected via these so I know the power cables are suitable.
Is it worth loking at the 'plug and play' wireless range adaptors?