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Old 28-09-2010, 15:37   #16
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Re: Upgrading Router from D link Dir 165

In my last terraced house I had a Netgear DG834 within inches of the BT line into the front of the house.

No problems using laptop at the end of a 70foot garden at the back of the house through two brick walls.

As already said, try moving channel or send it back. If on ADSL it'always a good idea to have a spare router/ADSL modem. If on a cable modem you can plumb your PC direct into the modem.
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