How to boost Wifi Signals

Hey, I remember reading about this somewhere but it was for routers (and not for wireless adapters) so is there a way to boost my wireless adapters signal?

no.

Hey man you ca nmake a sort of satelite out of tin foil this works as I am using it.(Stil dosn't help in bad weather though) or you can just buy the signal booster search on google for your model wifi and after the model name type "Signal booster" keep searching and you will eventually fin something(if you use the tin foil thing make it strong enough to hold, use 2 sheets and stick it on some paper of carton)

most wireless adaptors have internal aerials so you can't do that.

Loonylion · #2no.

I thought I remember seeing a wireless network signal booster at the mall. rip off?

Replying to #5

no, it doesnt fit the question.

Just google it and you guys will seee what i'm talking about

Replying to #7

I know exactly what you're talking about. I do wireless networking as part of my profession. It does not work with internal antennae.

My wifi adapter is this with a actual antenna which I can possible add those boost signal things on.
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Replying to #8

what else is your profession? Besides semi-cinemotography

Replying to #9

he's a professional at pretty much anything that is technology.

garychencool · #9Post Merge: [time]1289767050[/time]what else is your profession? Besides semi-cinemotography

My profession is computer networking. Anything else is a hobby.

Hmmm? Can't you mod a Wireless signal in order to increase its bandwidth, if you knew what you were doing of coarse?

Replying to #12

yes but you'd need modified hardware to do so.

Loonylion · #11My profession is computer networking. Anything else is a hobby.

Somewhat irrelevant question to you: what is the difference between a gaming pc and a pc for video editing? Isn't they the same thing? When I mean PC for video editing, I mean not with a lot of editing periferals like a mixing board (which is sick), etc.

gaming PCs have fewer cores but faster cores, low latency ram and fast hard disks. video editing PCs have lots of cores, lots of ram and lots of big hard disks.

Replying to #15

oh, so the real difference is that it video editing pcs have a lot of everything, okay.