“Do I have to switch back and forth between the main router and the extender when going to different parts of the house?”

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• Yes you would since the extender automatically appends _EXT to your SSID. You can set your device to automatically switch to a better wireless signal but it will drop while it connects to the new SSID. Other extenders allow you to rebroadcast the same SSID for a more seamless experience.

  Answered by Bluxnj 9 years ago

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• You can, but if you put both into your wireless network settings, if it loses signal from the one, it should switch over to the other.

  Answered by BestBuy23 9 years ago

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• That halfway depends on the device you are using. Most computers can be set to connect automatically to the access point with the strongest signal. Some devices will stay connected to the access point that it first connected to until it looses the signal completely.

  Answered by FlamingFox 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by ecolesat 9 years ago

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• I have the extender upstairs and it works fine for me.

  Answered by cowgirl 9 years ago

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