| SvennoJ said: The standard 2.4ghz I guess 11B/G/N Mixed and it's set to auto select the channel. (Forcing it to use channel 1 or 11 didn't help) I used a bridged Linksys router before but it wasn't much of a boost. With the linksys router I kept getting 30sec to 60sec internet outages all the time while my laptop kept claiming it was getting 5 bars. My ISP didn't support the extra router and said to unbridge the modem since there was probably some conflict between the two. So now I'm back to just the cable wifi modem supplied by Rogers, Hitron tech CGN2-ROG. I have no idea how to change the stock firmware or if my isp overlords would even allow that :/ |
I won't go into the details but I'll direct you this way:
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-supercharge-your-router-with-dd-wrt-508138224
http://lifehacker.com/344765/turn-your-60-router-into-a-user-friendly-super-router-with-tomato
Check if your router is compatible and have at it. ISPs can't do jack shit about it. 
