non wireless tv

[sarahpower47]

can anyone help me my daughters bedroom television canonly have internet via a ethernet its not wireless i have a fibre optic router downstairs can anyone tell me if tgeres anything on the market to buy that i can get so she has a ethernet ?

 

[kanewolf]

Some TVs use a specific USB WIFI adapter. Check your user's manual. The more likely thing is you will have to buy a streaming device like a Roku.

 

[sarahpower47]

Some TVs use a specific USB WIFI adapter. Check your user's manual. The more likely thing is you will have to buy a streaming device like a Roku.

 

[sarahpower47]

sorry am not really up there with technical stuff are they just like fire sticks? i can get all her channels on due to the ariel being in its just the likes of you tube ect. shes only 11 so doesnt need much somebody had wote onhere you can conect a wireless router via wireless to a the wireless router downstairs and connect internet that way do u no if this is true.

 

[SkyNetRising]

If you can't get ethernet cable from router to TV, then get a couple of powerline adapters.

https://www.tp-link.com/la/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA4010P-KIT.html

 

[offroadguy56]

I agree with SkyNetRising. Those adapters are the best bet for weak wifi signals or when running a 100ft ethernet cord isnt an option.

 

[sarahpower47]

If you can't get ethernet cable from router to TV, then get a couple of powerline adapters.

https://www.tp-link.com/la/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA4010P-KIT.html

 

[sarahpower47]

id have wires everywere as the living room is downstairs oneside my daughters tv is in her room on the wall otherside of house upstairs and i have all real wood laminate right threw her tv was mounted before my floors went down .

 

[SkyNetRising]

Powerline adapters would add only 2 short extra ethernet cables:

• 1st - from router to power socket and
  2nd - from tv to power socket.

That's it. You can even zip-tie them to power cables to make everything neat/clean.