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Both the routers are wireless - but I wouldnt know how to go about doing this.
The main router is a TP Link WN861 and the other is a Thomson TG585
Both the routers are wireless - but I wouldnt know how to go about doing this.
The main router is a TP Link WN861 and the other is a Thomson TG585
Iinitially, attempting to do this set up might sound confusing but a call to tech support at Thompson would be very helpful, as they can walk you through the setup steps. Just tell them that you want to convert their router into a wireless access point and relocate it within the range of your PC.
The following two URLs will give you the basic information behind what you need to do.
http://www.falconcommunications.com/...%20TG585v7.pdf
Wireless access point - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
best of luck
if your router is wireless "n" and you have a wireless "n" pci card you should in theory get 300Mbs which would average out at 150Mbs in reality it would be speeds around 78Mbs between pci card and router i use tplink TL-WN951N
TL-WN951N
my router is wireless "n" the performance is excellent no drop in signal hardly ever and i am 3 storeys away from the router i average 70 -120 Mbs.