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Why is my Wi-Fi signal is suddenly weaker then it's ever been before

Asked by reyeuro in Wireless Networking

Tags: signal, wireless, suddenly, my

I am using a LINKSYS Wireless Router with my AT&T DSL modem, I have had it running for about a year and a half now with no problem.  For some reason the signal strength has suddenly become weak in the rooms farthest from the ROUTER, they always ran at the full 54 mbps and now they run really low sometime it is as low as just 36 mbps.  The only recent changes we have made was to secure the signal with a pre-shared WPA password.  Could this be temporary? If it is permanent how can I best remedy it?
 
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