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Router Dropping Signal

theholyghost · 2013-10-04 11:13:32

I have digiweb wireless broadband which comes in from the signal box into a plug modem thing and thence to my wireless router. The signal often drops and the fix for this is to plug the router in and out (not the modem). Doe that sound like I need a new router a opposed to it being a problem on the digiweb side?

04-10-2013 11:13am

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theholyghost

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I have digiweb wireless broadband which comes in from the signal box into a plug modem thing and thence to my wireless router. The signal often drops and the fix for this is to plug the router in and out (not the modem).

Doe that sound like I need a new router a opposed to it being a problem on the digiweb side?

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#2 04-10-2013 11:33am

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Update the firmware on the router and change the wireless channel? How many wireless devices are dropping the connection?

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davo2001 wrote: »

Update the firmware on the router and change the wireless channel? How many wireless devices are dropping the connection?

Laptop, iPad and phone. Router is 7 years old.

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