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Post #55689974 added 12-04-2012 6:38 PM by brbubba in Tech Support
All banking these days is over https, so aside from snooping your SD password, they won't get any sensitive data. I would long term look into the VPN thing though, just to be on the safe side.
Post #55693424 added 12-04-2012 8:40 PM by jkee in Tech Support
As above, the first thing you should really try is a site survey of sorts. Then after trying to get neighbors whose own wifi might be contributing to your connection woes to change to a different...
Post #55712976 added 12-05-2012 9:42 AM by ReverseHandedJO in Tech Support
yes, it sounds like the wifi might only be intended for the lobby. seeing as the building is concrete solid, your best bet would be to put the repeater outside on your balcony. if you have a...
Post #55729092 added 12-05-2012 5:04 PM by zzyzzx in Tech Support
A better WIFI card (higher powered) and better antenna (on an antenna extension) connected to a desktop should work.
Post #55691334 added 12-04-2012 7:22 PM by ReverseHandedJO in Tech Support
those extenders are kind of pricey. a router that will do repeating would most likely be cheaper. put up high on the wall that has the best signal. if it is on your balcony side, you might be able...
Post #55693276 added 12-04-2012 8:35 PM by ANM85 in Tech Support
its in the center of the building (5 story building) in the lobby by the concierge desk. the router is actually a wireless-n router, not bad specs, but the walls are cement, and there are 4 units...
Post #55723114 added 12-05-2012 1:50 PM by laptopvaio in Tech Support
You can get a cheap router and install DD-WRT on it and use it as a repeater. If you get on with an external antennas, connect one antenna with a longer cable and "staple" or "3M" the antenna to the...
Post #55682536 added 12-04-2012 2:26 PM by mmathis in Tech Support
:iagree:
Post #55682884 added 12-04-2012 2:36 PM by brbubba in Tech Support
Seriously, my neighbor just bought a new washer, but she's a renter!!! I'm like hello, there's a reason you pay these fees, it's not just for shits and giggles.
Post #55690160 added 12-04-2012 6:45 PM by ANM85 in Tech Support
The company that handles all things for the HOA, hasn't even programmed my clicker after 2 weeks. The concierge staff is very nice, but they're as angry with them as the tenants. Beautiful building,...
Post #55686562 added 12-04-2012 4:42 PM by ReverseHandedJO in Tech Support
OP hope you are using a VPN on that open (closed) wifi else anyone on it can packet snoop. definitely dont do any banking or other sensitive online activity w/o a VPN!
Post #55693668 added 12-04-2012 8:50 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Sorry but there's no way a setup like that (if that's all there is to it) could ever provide coverage to the entire building. Hopefully there are some other access points in the building and not...
Post #55648564 added 12-03-2012 6:26 PM by ANM85 in Tech Support
My condominium has a very good (50mb) connection & free wifi for residents. But in my unit the connection appears but most of the time I cannot connect. I can in the hallway but want to step into my...
Post #55653428 added 12-03-2012 8:57 PM by komondor in Tech Support
you can get a parabolic reflector antenna something like this ...
Post #55649754 added 12-03-2012 7:05 PM by dude2000 in Tech Support
you can try to use this : Ez-12 Parabolic Reflector Template I managed to improve throughput on some devices: http://www.freeantennas.com/projects/template2/index.html or...
Post #55650052 added 12-03-2012 7:15 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Free wifi usually doesn't use any encryption meaning your internet traffic can be intercepted. Different devices and wifi adapters have different antenna and amplifier designs that do result in...
Post #55648668 added 12-03-2012 6:30 PM by prozac4312 in Tech Support
If you can't connect somewhere inside your apartment (condo, whatever), then there's nothing you can do short of connecting a router as a repeater right outside your door.
Post #55712688 added 12-05-2012 9:36 AM by handyguy in Tech Support
Ask your neighbors what they use to get signals.
Post #55664682 added 12-04-2012 6:42 AM by brbubba in Tech Support
Don't you pay condo association fees? I'm assuming you do, in which case it's up to the association to fix this issue for you.
Post #55681936 added 12-04-2012 2:08 PM by redmaxx in Tech Support
Another thing to try is updating the driver for your wireless adapter.

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