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How do you prevent wireless routers from being cut off by wireless home phones?
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∙ 15y ago
To avoid interference from devices such as wireless telephones you need to switch the channel your network uses. How you do this varies depending upon which make of router you are using. In general you would log into the router via a web browser, change the channel (usually under Wireless or Network settings) and then save your new settings. You may have the option to select Automatic channel selection which may be suitable for your needs.
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