What is a guest Wi-Fi network? A guest Wi-Fi network is a separate network that you can set up on your router that allows your guests to connect to the internet without accessing your main network.

You’ve got a turkey in the oven, presents need to be wrapped, and your cousin’s kid screams (again), “What’s the Wi-Fi password?” You’re juggling a ...

Access to free Wi-Fi networks was once something you’d expect to find only in airports and coffee shops. However, as daily operations become increasingly dependent on broadband internet, the demand ...

Whether you’re moving into a new place and setting up your WiFi, or you switched internet service providers, here are some things that you need to do when you’re setting up your home WiFi network. Too ...

It opened up a whole new world.

Getting a wi-fi signal that covers your entire area with enough speed for your needs isn't always easy. These common mistakes ...

Unpacking, plugging in and configuring a new WiFi router is usually not among most people’s holiday highlights. But if a new wireless hub should be among the presents you take out of a box, spending a ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. This week, I took to the task of hooking up Google WiFi throughout my home. It’s quite possible that someone ...

Time Warner provides homes and businesses with cable modems that provide access to the Internet through computers and other devices. If you want to set up wireless devices to connect through Time ...

Your Netgear wireless network adapter allows you to bridge a connection between your gaming and media consoles and your wireless network. Many of these adapters are Internet-capable but only if you ...

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About a month ago I took over a project for a guy installing a public WiFi network for a restaurant / bar, and not being hardcore wifi guy it's been a bit of a learning process. Especially the nuances ...