Option 1: A new access point The best thing you can do with an old wifi router you’re no longer using is to convert it into a simple wireless access point.

With more unlicensed wireless spectrum and specifications for MU-MIMO and OFDMA, the Wi-Fi 6 standard promises faster, more reliable networks, but not all vendors meet all the specs.

Both of these new WiFi Access Points can instantly upgrade the performance and reliability of a wireless network.

Put this do-it-yourself primer to work fixing what ails your home network. One easy fix is to add multiple access points (hardwired connections) and wireless repeater devices.

Rather than paying for more network hardware to extend the range, AppleInsider shows how to use a Mac connected to a wired network as an impromptu wireless access point.

Linksys wireless access points enable flexible configurations for wireless clients. Turning your access point into a wireless repeater connects it to a second access point through the wireless signal.

First off, what is a guest Wi-Fi network? According to MidSouth Fiber Internet, this is a connection that creates a separate access point within your router, allowing your guests to connect to ...

Point-to-point computer networks contain two or more computers connected to each other using a wireless network adapter. These connections are also known as "ad-hoc" networks.

Think of a hotel's Wi-Fi, and how you can walk the halls without losing network access. An extender connects wirelessly to your router and creates a bubble of Wi-Fi for a far corner of your home.

Most of us have a steady stream of visitors to our houses—friends, family, landlords, pizza delivery guys, Airbnb travelers—and many of them are going to want access to your wi-fi at some point.