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Is this a net plug??? What do they mean?

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  • 30-05-2013 5:49pm
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    mumof2
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    http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/9130665/Trail/searchtext%3EWIRELESS+NETWORK.htm

    Thanks for help, as Ive been advised to get Net Plugs, available in Argos apparently, so I think this is them.......:confused:

    Problem is signal dropping or just disconnecting all the time. My provider reckons that the Booster is interfering with it also, but the booster was required from day one to get the signal at the other end of the house as well as upstairs as there was no signal from the modem!!:(


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    Nemeses
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    These are home-plugs, You use them if you want to connect your computer by cable but don't have a long enough ethernet cable to stretch say across two rooms or one floor to another..

    This will explain further on how to use these beauties..

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyPNHonC6HI


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    mumof2
    Registered Users Posts: 1,368 ✭✭✭mumof2


    Thanks a mil!!!!;)


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    theteal
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    you may want to spend a bit extra to get a wireless homeplug setup - the one linked above will only enable one wired device connection to your network whereas as well placed wireless one may solve all your wifi signal issues in the far end of the house


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    Nemeses
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    theteal wrote: »
    you may want to spend a bit extra to get a wireless homeplug setup - the one linked above will only enable one wired device connection to your network whereas as well placed wireless one may solve all your wifi signal issues in the far end of the house

    I think the OP was suffering from Wireless issues and its only one device that cant connect to the network. The above setup is absolutely fine.


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