Hi,
Every time my house phone rings, the internet signal cuts out, spoke to Sky and they said to place the router directly to the phone line.
Problem here is that there is no way to use an Ethernet cable from the ground floor in a shop to the first floor PC.
They said to try a wireless adapter for the PC, question is what adapter should I buy?
I`m in the UK and the PC is a Dell and has windows 7.
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There are tons of wireless USB adapters you can buy.
Tenda Wireless-N150 USB Adapter | Ebuyer.com
Tenda Wireless-N300 USB Adapter | Ebuyer.com
Things like those, some are better than others however so you might want to do some research. -
Lots of details missing here?
What kind of internet? Cable or DSL or ???
What kind of phone? Is it cordless and what freq range is it running on?
What kind of router are you running at home? -
This sounds like a DSL issue. Is a DSL Filter being used....?
Nevertheless any good reviewed/rated USB Wireless Adapter should work fine. -
Thanks for the replies. Sorry for the late reply, was away for a few days.
Its a broadband connection and it seems to be DSL
Its a wireless phone and the router is on freq 11.
The router is Sky broadband wireless router in Wavertree, Liverpool | Modems, Broadband & Networking for Sale | Gumtree.com
Yes I`m using that DSL filter.
Best to get a simple USB wireless adapter?
Would that work?
Tenda Wireless-N300 USB Adapter | Ebuyer.com
Wireless Network Adapter for PC
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by vipa316, Aug 6, 2011.