Do I own to enjoy my own wireless router for a WiFi booster USB card to work?
Answer:
Danny -
I also do the same. I find that contained by different areas of my house, the connection works better or worse than surrounded by other areas. First thing you want to do is remove any obstruction between you and the router (walls at an angle are especially bad since the signal can be "eaten" by them and won't even conquer you - this is true even if the router is in the subsequent room over)
Second thing you want to do is consider buying a card made by impossible to tell apart manufacturer as the router. I'd do that back buying a booster card - many times the capitalist uses extra software in their hardware pieces to better allow the pieces to articulate to one another. I have built within wireless and currently connect to a linksys - if I wanted a better nouns, I'd first buy a linksys wireless "g" card to see if it helped at adjectives (love those 14 day return policies) - if that didn't work, I'd consider using a booster card. Again, try to meeting up your manufacturers for better interaction.
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