2011-09-12, 16:05
Not really sure where I should have posted this, so sorry in advance if this is the wrong place. It seemed like the most fitting.
I recently had a house built with my wife, and have AT&T Uverse. Because of how the house is wired the modem/router had to be placed in the upstairs master bedroom.
I have a computer downstairs in our study, two rooms away is the great room, which has four gaming systems and an XBMC, one more XBMC up in the bedroom. Then we have three laptops, two iPhones, and probably other random things that I've forgotten. All use wireless.
Problem with this is that it sometimes will overload the connection and it has to be reset. I've talked to countless AT&T people about this and even had the tech manager out to my house, and he confirms that it is impossible to move the stuff from the bedroom due to wiring, and that the only solution is to wire as many devices as possible.
Problem with this is that they are all far away and running wires to them is impossible.
Anyone know a good (simple?) way to fix this? How do you wire devices in a house that just is too spread out to actually wire stuff?
I recently had a house built with my wife, and have AT&T Uverse. Because of how the house is wired the modem/router had to be placed in the upstairs master bedroom.
I have a computer downstairs in our study, two rooms away is the great room, which has four gaming systems and an XBMC, one more XBMC up in the bedroom. Then we have three laptops, two iPhones, and probably other random things that I've forgotten. All use wireless.
Problem with this is that it sometimes will overload the connection and it has to be reset. I've talked to countless AT&T people about this and even had the tech manager out to my house, and he confirms that it is impossible to move the stuff from the bedroom due to wiring, and that the only solution is to wire as many devices as possible.
Problem with this is that they are all far away and running wires to them is impossible.
Anyone know a good (simple?) way to fix this? How do you wire devices in a house that just is too spread out to actually wire stuff?