Infinity-Tricks: WiFi settings

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<header class="headline_area" style="text-align: right;"></header><header class="headline_area" style="text-align: right;"><br /></header><header class="headline_area" style="text-align: left;"><a class="featured_image_link" href="http://www.techranger.org/tips-to-speed-your-wifi-connection/" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img alt="WIFI" class="alignright wp-post-image" height="130" src="http://www.techranger.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/wifi1-130x130.jpg" width="130" /></a>All we use mobile devices like iPod’s Touch, Smartphones, PDAs, Tablets, Laptops and notebooks we’ve ever used Wireless Internet (WiFi 802.11 a / b / g / n) to connect and browse, download our mail or using any service, website or application that requires Internet access to work.<br />
And the reality is that despite what we might think, the WiFi connection is </header><br />
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most of the time we use 3G or 4G cellular connection, in certain cases, it is important to know some details that might give us more speed in our WiFi connection and hence a better experience use and web browsing on our mobile devices, and computers from which you want to access the Internet.<br />
<strong>The position of the Router :</strong><br />
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<li>Place the <u>Router</u> in the area where you will connect more often and 
if you live in a house or apartment of more than one storey, the router 
located in an elevated and not on your desk or shelf below it.</li>
<li>Router away from devices that may interfere as radios, cordless 
phones, cell phones, bluetooth devices, wireless game controllers, etc. 
.. and never forget to place a microwave because they are the worst for 
the WiFi signal.</li>
<li>Removes obstacles that may stand between the router and the devices 
you will connect to the wireless internet such as closets, metal 
shelving, very coarse screens or other similar items</li>
<li>You can try different locations of the router in your home to find 
an optimal point at which covers the largest area possible connectivity.</li>
<li>If the distance is too much, you might as well buy a WiFi repeater 
that will help to enhance the coverage of wireless Internet (WiFi) so 
you can send the “cloud” coverage to the extent require. In MercadoLibre
 there are several interesting offers from these teams, but ultimately 
is not an option if you have no other knowledge that the configuration 
and management of these devices.</li>
</ul>
<strong>The Router :</strong><br />
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For shopping convenience, currently offering internet companies often
 sell routers already configured and ready to connect to the internet 
with some kind of basic security such that for consumers it easier to 
find the signal and connect from their laptops, cell phones or computers
 home, however, rarely factory settings incorporating routers is right 
here and tell you some tips that should apply in your router to improve 
performance and safety.<br />
The following tips below will show you how you can change the 
settings of your router to improve the speed and quality of WiFi 
connection. To do this, the first step is to enter the “Control Panel” 
of your router , with just open your browser and type 192.168.1.1 will 
be entering it, except in some special cases, you can also turn to write
 the word ” Home ” (plain) in your browser and hence the panel settings 
of your router opens.<br />
<strong>Encryption type :</strong> If your router is configured to 
use WEP or TKIP encryption you can not get the high speeds of 802.11n 
protocol solution here is to change your encryption to WPA2 router.<br />
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Routers have 4 WiFi standards : a, b, g and n. Since the protocol 
only “n” is able to avoid bottlenecks in broadband connections. If your 
computer equipment or mobile devices are compatible, it is recommended 
that you use “n” in your router to connect to WiFi.<br />
Interference Channel: The most optimal to transmit channels are 1, 7 
and 13, with the 10 and 11 tend to be more saturated by signals from 
other wireless appliances. This parameter is also configurable in the 
vast majority of routers from the control panel.<br />
Router Firmware: Like almost any electronic software, firmware is a 
“living” element and each manufacturer provides different versions of 
their software routers that can be downloaded from the website of the 
manufacturer. We recommend making a backup of your router configuration 
prior to applying the update.<br />
<strong>The WiFi settings from your PC</strong><br />
Once you have placed the router in an ideal position and improved the
 basic factory settings in your router, now we will see how to configure
 the computer, which is where “bottlenecks” can also occur in connection
 with what you could experience a slow or even no connection.<br />
In Windows, go to Control-Panel> Data Center and Sharing and click
 Change Adapter Settings . Right click on the WiFi adapter, select 
Properties and then click the button Configure . Depending on the 
controller and antenna, you will see more or fewer parameters in a 
manner similar to the illustration below window:<br />
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The configuration settings in the PC we most recommend are:</h2>
<strong>Transmit Power</strong>: High<br />
<strong>Power Management:</strong> Maximum or Ruidoso<br />
<strong>Joint Protection Mode:</strong> CTS<br />
<strong>WMM</strong>: Enabled<br />
<strong>Roaming Aggressiveness:</strong> Low (If you’re always at home)<br />
<strong>802.11 Mode:</strong> Enabled<br />
As with the firmware on your router, it is possible Update WiFi 
Adapter drivers periodically to increase performance and reliability of 
equipment. The most typical are the Intel Pro Wireless Drivers . And if 
you’re not sure, I recommend reviewing these Softonic tutorials on how 
you can update the drivers for your model laptop or computer.<br />
In some particular cases, it is advisable to turn off Bluetooth on 
your computer to get a better WiFi connectivity, though not a sure 
thing. What it is, is that if you turn off the Bluetooth while you use 
WiFi,’re saving battery power in the event you have a laptop or tablet.<br />
Another tip is to use Utility -WLAN Optimizer to disable the scanning
 of networks in the background and activate the “streaming” mode. Both 
operations ensure better speed internet through WiFi on your computer or
 laptop.<br />
<strong>Safety First</strong><br />
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It is also important to note that you can use to give your WiFi 
connection, someone else can be taking advantage of your connection to 
download or do improper things with your connection. And WiFi is that 
intruders are more than just youth accessing your connection by the lack
 of connection at home .. The best steps you can take are:<br />
<ul>
<li>Choosing to switch to WPA2 with AES encryption.</li>
<li>Change Password Router brings Factory</li>
<li>Limit the Use of assignable IP’s</li>
<li>The latest Firmware Update</li>
<li>Limit the use of IP’s with MAC Address Filtering.</li>
</ul>
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These actions will stop the vast majority of “WiFi vampires” and you 
can be fully assured that you will have a more robust configuration and 
therefore better quality and speed of your internet. And if you know any
 other tricks, we invite in comments .</div>
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