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Is there any way to setup windows to change AP's based on signal strength? Basically change the value of the signal strength when to change to another unit? I hope I make sense.
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Is there any way to setup windows to change AP's based on signal strength? Basically change the value of the signal strength when to change to another unit? I hope I make sense.

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That's NIC driver dependent. &nbsp;Some do aggressive roaming while others don't.
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That's NIC driver dependent.  Some do aggressive roaming while others don't.

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I purchased the UNIFI AP's 3 pack, and want to know if I set them up with individual SSID's can windows auto switch to the one that is currently giving it the best signal? <br />
Does windows have the ability to choose the best WIFI signal in its range or does this have to be done manually every time or is there software that can handle this for me? <br />
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I was considering making all the AP's the same SSID but the problem is how will I know weather it has switched to a stronger signal unit?
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I purchased the UNIFI AP's 3 pack, and want to know if I set them up with individual SSID's can windows auto switch to the one that is currently giving it the best signal? 
Does windows have the ability to choose the best WIFI signal in its range or does this have to be done manually every time or is there software that can handle this for me? 

I was considering making all the AP's the same SSID but the problem is how will I know weather it has switched to a stronger signal unit?

WINDOWS to AUTO SELECT BEST WIFI SIGNAL AS I MOVE FROM AREA TO AREA

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