A wireless router booster works in one of two ways. The first way is by providing an extended wireless signal range. And secondly by creating a bridge between wired devices and the wireless connection without the need for new configuration or extra cables.
A wireless router, is a device that not only performs the functions of a router but also acts as a wireless access point. Wireless clients connect to the wireless router to access a common network, the router also often provides access to the internet.
If you do have a wireless router on, you don't need any other computer to be on, say if you have a laptop downstairs, and a computer with the router upstairs, the computer can be off, but the router has to stay on, and you can access the internet using the laptop from downstairs, if you have a good enough signal. Hope this helps!
On a good router, yes. Most of the cheaper ones require you to run a CD on each computer that connects to the router.
Rather no than yes. It will work if the router is configured to work in the "G" mode.
Use a wireless router, and if its range is not sufficient use a range booster.
You need a wireless router and if the lake is far a wireless range booster.
You have to use a strength booster or so called wireless extender.
It's wireless network booster or extender. It costs almost as much as a wireless router.
No a WiFi router is required.
A wireless router adapter is a plug-in peripheral card or even a USB device which lets you communicate with wireless routers or other computers to network with them. A WIFI booster is a way of boosting a weak WIFI signal to increase the range.
No. You need a wireless router, though you don't necessarily need a computer.
Yes.
A wireless internet booster is a router which speeds up the rate of your internet and is available to purchase at basically and electronics store and are relatively inexpensive.
No, With most wireless cameras; they rely on a wireless routers signal to work.
Apple's equipment will work with any router that conforms to wireless network standards which is called 802.11.