Posted: 8/11/2009 5:12:14 AM EDT
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Sitting in my living room using my laptop I see 4 bars for signal strength of my wireless connection. Minutes later, it drops down to three or maybe even two, then goes back up to four a few minutes later.
Pardon my ignorance, but what affects your signal strength if you don't move further away or closer to your wireless router? |
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Quoted: Sitting in my living room using my laptop I see 4 bars for signal strength of my wireless connection. Minutes later, it drops down to three or maybe even two, then goes back up to four a few minutes later. Pardon my ignorance, but what affects your signal strength if you don't move further away or closer to your wireless router? I'm not the guy who knows that answer. I had a Verizon rep tell me once that it was caused by the wind blowing somewhere between my USB modem and the cell tower. For the record, I have no faith in Verizon tech reps. |
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Sitting in my living room using my laptop I see 4 bars for signal strength of my wireless connection. Minutes later, it drops down to three or maybe even two, then goes back up to four a few minutes later. Pardon my ignorance, but what affects your signal strength if you don't move further away or closer to your wireless router? Everything in the world, practically, uses 2.4GHz. |
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Sitting in my living room using my laptop I see 4 bars for signal strength of my wireless connection. Minutes later, it drops down to three or maybe even two, then goes back up to four a few minutes later. Pardon my ignorance, but what affects your signal strength if you don't move further away or closer to your wireless router? Everything in the world, practically, uses 2.4GHz. I know. It's just weird that this has just started happening within the last week. |