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Hi do you happen to know the model number of your router? Also how easy is the router to configure with a screen reader and does it have A web page to log in to so that you can adjust all of its settings and how exactly do you log in to the router? Then if you get the same brand of extender

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I purchased my own internent modem and gave my ISP back theirs. It is the same brand as the router I use. Linksys. On 10/25/2015 11:30 AM, Alex Hall wrote: Me too! I have nothing yet, but I tried a wifi extender that caused nothing but problems. My plan now is to just get a second router, one

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I’m quite pleased with the the Apple Airport Express. I have a couple around the house too boost wifi. My router is also Apple, the Airport Extreme. The Airport Express is great for connecting to speakers for airplay. These devices are simple to manage on a Mac or Apple device, using the

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Me too! I have nothing yet, but I tried a wifi extender that caused nothing but problems. My plan now is to just get a second router, one with very good wifi, and connect it to my ISP's router. I'll then put the ISP device into bridge mode, and use the new router as the only source of wifi in

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Hello Regina, I am not a big fan of using ISP routers, wireless or wired. Because I prefer to use my Windows computer to manage my home network, I use a Cisco router, combined with a Cisco extender. The extender costs about $20, from Best Buy and is, of course, wireless. Because the

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Hi Brett; I have the same setup. It serves me well. Anthony Sent from my Verizon iPhone 6s! > On Oct 25, 2015, at 1:18 PM, Brett C. wrote: > > I’m quite pleased with the the Apple Airport Express. I have a couple around > the house too boost wifi. My router is