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by johnnymac79 Accepted solution
by maelgwyn Accepted solution
Yes it is possible to recreate the signal, however there are caveats to this.
Firstly check where the router is in relation to the devices. Are the other devices on the other side of the house? Can you get a better signal by moving the laptop to the router? If that is the case, then the router is too far from the devices. Id recommend finding a more central position for it. Things such as phones, microwave ovens, steel frames etc can affect its range.
If that doesnt help, I would get another wireless access point (no router) and connect it to the router by a ethernet cable. This will 'boost' your signal without slowing down the network. If your router and access point supports it you also can use rebroadcasting, but it will slow down your wireless network dramatically.
Finally, you can connect the devices that are not receiving the wireless signal with ethernet if its no more than 100m away from the router (as the cable length can only be 100m)
Hope this helps - its not a definitive solution BUT it should give you some options
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