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Can a wireless-G repeater be used with a wireless-N router?
Can a wireless-G repeater be used with a wireless-N router?
I have WRE54G and WRT160N products from linksys. They say they haven't tested it so it may or may not work.
Not everyone who comes over has a wireless-N adapter so they are stuck using the low range G. Can I increase the G with that repeater?
I have WRE54G and WRT160N products from linksys. They say they haven't tested it so it may or may not work.
Not everyone who comes over has a wireless-N adapter so they are stuck using the low range G. Can I increase the G with that repeater?
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no the N is fine. Its just that not all my guests have an N adapter on their laptop. So I need to expand the G.
The G should be fine without expand. How far that you talk about?
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N wireless expands further than G correct?
its down stairs and across the house. I only get 1 bar when using G.
its down stairs and across the house. I only get 1 bar when using G.
That is correct, N mode should be cover dead spots that G mode wont able to cover.