Need help with powerline adapters
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Need help with powerline adapters
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This is my problem, probably shared by others. I live in a newer home, and my Asus router is not in a good position to send a good signal to my TV in the basement. Netflix at times is dropped.Thinking about the powerline adapter, as opposed to running a 75 foot ethernet cable, which would be a a lot of work. Will a powerline adapter help. Is Tp-Link compatable with my Asus RT-N66u. Also, on these adapters, one is plugged into my router, and the second gets plugged into an outlet near my TV, am i correct so far?. Do i have to also connect , via an ethernet cable to my Sony blu-ray dvd, which is connected to my non wifi plasma tv, it is an older plasma which is non wifi..My questions are about the placement of my second adapter, does it have to be close to my wifi ready dvd, and is the second adapter ethernet cable necessary, or will the wifi signal do the job...Which TP-Link adapter is best, the AV2000? Thanks!:confused:
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
This is my problem, probably shared by others. I live in a newer home, and my Asus router is not in a good position to send a good signal to my TV in the basement. Netflix at times is dropped.Thinking about the powerline adapter, as opposed to running a 75 foot ethernet cable, which would be a a lot of work. Will a powerline adapter help. Is Tp-Link compatable with my Asus RT-N66u. Also, on these adapters, one is plugged into my router, and the second gets plugged into an outlet near my TV, am i correct so far?. Do i have to also connect , via an ethernet cable to my Sony blu-ray dvd, which is connected to my non wifi plasma tv, it is an older plasma which is non wifi..My questions are about the placement of my second adapter, does it have to be close to my wifi ready dvd, and is the second adapter ethernet cable necessary, or will the wifi signal do the job...Which TP-Link adapter is best, the AV2000? Thanks!:confused: