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How to receive my home Wi-Fi when I'm far from home? ?
.Ok so i have internet at my house , I also have a wifi router , I connect to the wifi on my laptop when i am home , but i lose the wifi signal as soon as i leave my house , how can I keep my laptop connected to my Wi-Fi router when I go maybe like 5 miles away from my home? Wireless USB long range Wi-Fi reciever ? Ive found these but dont think they do what I want? Help???? Please thank you
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- Anonymous1 year ago
Wifi only goes up to 200ft at the absolute maximum, and that's with the highest state of the art technology. If you were able to pick up any wifi signal within 5 miles, wouldn't it make sense to you that when you search for a network on a device, there would be thousands upon thousands to choose from??? You are going to have to set up a remote network through the internet, and if you don't have the proper data service and hardware, you won't have online access on the laptop.
- 1 year ago
A typical home Wi-Fi network is not meant to be used at those great lengths. If you really want, you can setup a point to point antenna setup using something like Ubiquiti airFiber equipment.
