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I read somewhere that when u extend ur internet by using powerline extenders, the extender's wifi is much better because it doesnt share data with your router. I read that wifi extenders do share data with the routher and so u lose 50% of the speed. Do does this mean that if i connect like 20...

SO i get 75mbps up and down with verizon fios. would this 600mbps be more than enough? i don't really understand why they make stuff like this as high as 600mbps. can someone explain please? thanks

So i have Verizon fios 75mbps up and down. The router is on the first floor. im on the basement. i want to use this powerline (link to it below) to connect to my pc via ethernet, will i lose a lot of speed? Im currently using R120 TP-link wifi extender and im getting 0.5 - 5mbps (before i used...

So i have verizon fios and usually get 70-80 mbps in my 2.4ghz and 5ghz bands (havent tried the ethernet speeds). I moved downstairs and so i bought a TP-link RE210 wifi extender and connected my PC to it via ethernet. Using this extender, i now get .3 to 20 mbps speed. I can run a speed test...

Guys i fixed it. called Verizon fios and they couldn't fix it, then i started tinkering with the settings. If anyone having this prob: go to network connections -> right click wifi -> properties -> sharing tab -> check the first one and press ok. My problem was doing this to the ethernet port...

no i resetted the pc and its still having the same issue

So im writing this using wifi. So my laptop dont have a ethernet port. i bought a hub to use it. in the past can get the IPv4 address with ipconfig. But now, when i do it it says "media disconnected" under ethernet. I also wanted to note that i have a desktop that i use and its connected via...

1) ASUS ZenBook UX330UA-AH5Q 13.3-inch QHD+: link:http:// Got: i5-7200U, 256GB SSD, 8GB DDR3 RAM, 3200x1800 display, Fingerprint, backlight OR 2) Acer Aspire S 13 Touch link:http:// Got: i7-7500U, 256GB SSD, 8GB DDR3 RAM, 1920x1080 display, fingerprint, blaklight, touchscreen, more usb ports...