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Old 05-08-2008, 07:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi everyone,

I've got a room in the house that seems to have terrible signal reception from my home's wireless router.

I a wireless usb network card to connect to the router. There's no antenna, so I pretty much just move the USB cord (around 3 feet) around to get the best signal.

Is there any way to increase reception on a USB adapter that doesn't have an antenna?

I don't care if it looks stupid, like wrapping the thing in foil, or whatever. It's not like anybody's going to see it.

Thanks

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Hrm homemade solutions won't help you, at least not significantly, maybe a little more stable reception but nothing more, in most of cases you might end up with worse results than what you have now, mainly because doing things we have no ****** idea about ends up like this.
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