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  • Router

    Posted by rvoigt81gmail-com on 10/03/2019 at 3:33 PM

    I heard on Kim’s show that there is no need to buy a new Router that Firmware can be updated. I tried from the Router Manufacturer Website – TPLink to update the Firmware and it did not work. It is an AC1750 and the ISP is Simply Bits. Should we contact Simply Bits? Our wireless routing network to the back of the house is terrible. We even upgraded our Bandwidth.

    KomandoClub replied 7 years ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • KomandoClub

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    10/04/2019 at 10:19 AM

    Hi Ron!

    Did your ISP provide the router or is it your own? If the ISP provided it, contact them for assistance with the firmware update. They may have specific firmware that is needed so the device remains compatible with their services.

    If this is separate from your modem and is a router you own and installed, then reach out to the manufacturer Netgear. They can assist you with the getting the update applied.

    Keep in mind that upgrading your bandwidth or updating the firmware is not going to have much, if any, affect on the WiFi signal in the back of the house. This is from signal loss due to distance and/or obstacles (walls, interference, etc).

    Instead, you would want to look into setting up a mesh network or adding WiFi extenders to bring a stronger signal to these areas.

    Hope that helps!

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