Furbloke

What would I need to do this? What would I need to set up an additional access point? Just a normal router? I have a Sky SR102 router laying about - Could I use that? Or is anything recommendable? I'm on a small budget :c

Its not my choice. If I could have it my way, it would be as simple as powerline, but my landlord (I'm a tenant) doesn't want that kind of solution. I have no say in it. I have cabling in my house already. It runs from the first floor, up behind the walls and there is an ethernet socket in each room. In the socket in my room I have a 5-way switch. I'm trying to achieve an increased wifi signal from this switch, because I have no ability to use a powerline adapter. Thats been my thought through it all, hence my example, but its out of the question as to whether or not I'd be able to do this

Again, I'm unable to do this. I cannot place a unit downstairs

Hi, my names Terry. Long time browser, first time poster and I've got a bit of a problem that I'm hoping I could get some guidance on I live in a 4 storey house on the very top floor. We have network cables ran throughout the entire house. I have the highest end socket. Attached to which is a 5-slot gigabit switch. The WiFi strength however is atrocious to say the least. I'm looking to extend the WiFi signal I've been looking at WiFi repeaters and such and spoke to the landlord who isn't willing to have an extra plug near the router for things such as: I'm on a ridiculously tight budget at the moment but. Is it possible to get a repeater that can run solely off of the switch I have? I have a power socket available and an Ethernet port open. I'm UK based To reiterate, I'm unable to have a plug like "room 1" in the example shown, but I do have cabled network access, with a Netgear GS105UK in the room in question