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You can get a gadget that you plug into the mains and it becomes a little wifi hot spot, you could have several round the house, it uses the existing wiring as the network. They sell them in Auchan , Euronics, etc

You can get a gadget that you plug into the mains and it becomes a little wifi hot spot, you could have several round the house, it uses the existing wiring as the network. They sell them in Auchan , Euronics, etc

http://www.maplin.co.uk/netgear-500mbps-powerline-with-wireless-n300-range-extender-built-in-682341?c=maplin&utm_source=gcs&utm_medium=gcs_search&utm_campaign=N19NR&utm_content=500Mbps+Powerline+Adaptors+and+Kits&_$ja=cgid:7690035523|tsid:49900|cid:119050363|lid:34968934094|nw:{network}|crid:26685291883|rnd:{random}|dvc:{device}|adp:{adposition}&gclid=CKvLhL_k1rgCFc5V3god2loA-Q like this but with an �������� plug

I have used this device:     with very good success.  Quite reliable.

On the UniEuro leaflet arrived today;WLX-2001 Wi-Fi Range Extender N300 Desktop - €39,99LN-555 Wi-Fi Homeplug 500 Mbps Starter KIT €89,99Hope this helps

we too have this problem.First our computer technician brought the above mentioned objects but that didn't solve the problem,so we told him to take them away.Then we called in a company they even came from far off Bologna saying they had the solution a sort of antenna like a laser stick from star wars, that didn't solve it either.The consensus is that the only answer is to run cabling to every single room in which wi-fi is required...the problem with that is that our electrician is in a fifties mind set and has put tubing too small into the walls which is already full of lighting and plug wires so there is no room left for the required cable.Although it pisses me off it looks like the only solution will be to run the cabling externally....

Nice info!Anyway many people prefer to replace their appliances with a brand new one but if you want to save money you don't have to replace it when its broken you just have to fix it.

Forgive my ignorance, but do the devices that you plug into the mains replace a modem or supplement it? Don't you need a phone line for this?