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One Computer gets kicked off network
Nighthawk works great on my computer which is connected to it but my husband whose computer is upstairs gets kicked off the network frequently when he is on our wireless network. Any suggestions?
It seems to be working better since firmware update with channel changes. I will keep your suggestion in mind if it hasn't gone away. Thanks to all for their help.
Powerline uses your home's electrical circuit as a wired LAN network.
- Put one powerline plug into a mains socket near to the router.
- Plug powerline LAN into router LAN.
- Put second powerline plug into mains socket near his PC.
- Connect his PC's LAN socket to the powerline plug's LAN
- Forget about wifi hassles
You then have a router-to-PC connection that goes nowhere near wifi.
Product FAQ: Powerline Adapters | Answer | NETGEAR Support
The current generation of powerline devices has 1000 Mbps LAN support. As your Internet connection gets ever faster, it can beat wifi hands down.
I use powerline to connect smart media devices, BluRay players and Internet radios. Much better than using wifi.
Powerline Networking | Powerline Ethernet | NETGEAR
Around $40 would get you a pair of "1000" plugs. And if you want better wifi upstairs, get a pair that has a built-in wifi extender.
PLW1000 | Powerline | Networking | Home | NETGEAR
It seems to be working better since firmware update with channel changes. I will keep your suggestion in mind if it hasn't gone away. Thanks to all for their help.