“I have cinder block wall can that be blocking the signal to the added on room will a better router help?”

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• Absolutely, cement is the worst enemy. Recommend looking into POWERLINE adapters or bridging routers.

  Answered by AgentJoeS 10 years ago

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• Maybe try lifting in air away from any electrical wiring

  Answered by SugarBear 11 years ago

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• It will fade some of your signal but generally a cinder block wall is only going to cause a 4-8db loss. If the router is within a 50-75 feet you should be fine with something like this.

  Answered by Adam 11 years ago

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• A stronger router will help a little yes, but there will always be limitations especially if there is metal in the wall as well.

  Answered by Jollywombat 12 years ago

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• Yes, it can block the signal. Ur router should be dual band, if 2.4ghz fails try to connect to 5ghz. If that won't do either try to hardwire to that add on room and if desired u can put another router in there. Or get wifi extender the one extends through electricity . Good luck

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  Answered by Vrdo 12 years ago

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