So shitty

[T0MMEN]

This is me pinging my router....

[RGProductions]

And? you want help, or just ranting?

[T0MMEN]

2 minutes ago, RGProductions said:

And? you want help, or just ranting?

Im not sure anymore, i spent 80$ on this wifi card and theese are the results  dont know what to do anymore.

[RGProductions]

1 minute ago, T0MMEN said:

Im not sure anymore, i spent 80$ on this wifi card and theese are the results  dont know what to do anymore.

return the wifi card and attempt to run an ethernet cable.

[T0MMEN]

Just now, RGProductions said:

return the wifi card and attempt to run an ethernet cable.

I cant, the router is upstairs, diffrent apartment, long story.

[emosun]

Just now, RGProductions said:

run an ethernet cable

this would solve just about all wireless issues ever

[RGProductions]

Just now, T0MMEN said:

I cant, the router is upstairs, diffrent apartment, long story.

Rip. There's not much else I can say.

[emosun]

Just now, T0MMEN said:

long story

short story , I'm stealing wifi lol

[T0MMEN]

Just now, emosun said:

short story , I'm stealing wifi lol

Its my landlord, its included in the rent.

[Donny_Chen]

You sure its your wifi card?  You jacking someones wifi or something?  I mean if its that unstable, get closer to the router, or buy one heck of a wireless card.

[T0MMEN]

Just now, Donny_Chen said:

You sure its your wifi card?  You jacking someones wifi or something?  I mean if its that unstable, get closer to the router, or buy one heck of a wireless card.

 

Just now, T0MMEN said:

Its my landlord, its included in the rent.

 

[Donny_Chen]

alright soo

 

 

1 minute ago, Donny_Chen said:

 buy one heck of a wireless card.

 

[T0MMEN]

Just now, Donny_Chen said:

alright soo

 

 

 

https://www.asus.com/Networking/PCEAC56/

This is my wireless card.

[Skiiwee29]

welcome to wifi problems. The more walls and objects the signal has to pass through, the worse it gets. Likely this is what your problem is. You could try seeing if he would setup something like Powerline ethernet adapter or soemthing to test. 

[T0MMEN]

Just now, legacy99 said:

welcome to wifi problems. The more walls and objects the signal has to pass through, the worse it gets. Likely this is what your problem is. You could try seeing if he would setup something like Powerline ethernet adapter or soemthing to test. 

Cant, separat fuseboxes.

[Donny_Chen]

https://www.amazon.com/Amplifier-Directional-Reception-Connector-Wireless/dp/B01M9F08JR/ref=sr_1_7?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1503012809&sr=1-7&keywords=antenna+amplifier+wifi

 

or something similar.  Slap it outside,  use the one they use for boats. lol

[T0MMEN]

1 minute ago, Donny_Chen said:

https://www.amazon.com/Amplifier-Directional-Reception-Connector-Wireless/dp/B01M9F08JR/ref=sr_1_7?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1503012809&sr=1-7&keywords=antenna+amplifier+wifi

 

or something similar.  Slap it outside,  use the one they use for boats. lol

As you can see in this pic, it has that kind of wireless extender.

[Donny_Chen]

danm dude, really?  and it still sucks?  

 

your landlord cool with installing an AMP on his side?  

 

they make some pretty crazy POWERED extenders you can try too

[T0MMEN]

1 minute ago, Donny_Chen said:

danm dude, really?  and it still sucks?  

 

your landlord cool with installing an AMP on his side?  

 

they make some pretty crazy POWERED extenders you can try too

What is an AMP ? You mean to amplify his wifi signal ?

[Guest]

18 minutes ago, T0MMEN said:

Im not sure anymore, i spent 80$ on this wifi card and theese are the results  dont know what to do anymore.

two words. shitty connection. You could buy a $1000 wifi receiver, but if you're still on hotel wifi, you're going to get hotel wifi speeds

[Donny_Chen]

11 minutes ago, T0MMEN said:

What is an AMP ? You mean to amplify his wifi signal ?

Yeah, like a repeater or something.  Back when I lived with my parents like ten years ago, we needed to extend the wifi from the house to this... little house/shed thing where my room was.  We used a repeater to get the signal way the fudge in the back yard.  It's why i suggested finding an extender they use on boats.  We used one, worked wonders,  either that or he and every kid on the block is on the connection like you lol

[Akolyte]

There are multiple factors here, what router are you using?  If you connect to it through Ethernet does it do the same thing? What is your access point? What 802.11 standard does it use?

 

You say your landlord provides your internet, or pays for it?  If your landlord control the wifi you should ask him about it.  Have you tried a power line adapter?  If so, how does it preform compared to wifi?

 

If you really want us to help you diagnose your issues then you need to give us a good description of what's happening, tell us your network equipment, and also tell us what you've already tried.

[T0MMEN]

3 minutes ago, Mike_The_B0ss said:

There are multiple factors here, what router are you using?  If you connect to it through Ethernet does it do the same thing? What is your access point? What 802.11 standard does it use?

 

You say your landlord provides your internet, or pays for it?  If your landlord control the wifi you should ask him about it.  Have you tried a power line adapter?  If so, how does it preform compared to wifi?

 

If you really want us to help you diagnose your issues then you need to give us a good description of what's happening, tell us your network equipment, and also tell us what you've already tried.

Im sorry i dont really know much about the network. He is on a vacation but i doubt he has a fancy router. i know that its a standard wifi router and the inet bandwith is 30/30mbits.

Im not sure where the router is located, but somewhere in the apartment upstairs, im thinking about getting my own inet. This is driving me crazy.

[Indus Monk]

I'm pretty sure that you can find a wifi range extendor for less than $30. Better still, they plug into a wall socket and can look like a simple white plug or look like a plug with antenna(s) on it. Though I do not know if it helps with ping or not. There are also some wifi extenders which have a ethernet port on them to transmit the wifi signal over ethernet.

[Akolyte]

8 minutes ago, T0MMEN said:

Im sorry i dont really know much about the network. He is on a vacation but i doubt he has a fancy router. i know that its a standard wifi router and the inet bandwith is 30/30mbits.

Im not sure where the router is located, but somewhere in the apartment upstairs, im thinking about getting my own inet. This is driving me crazy.

It's a huge security vulnerability doing that with a single router.  You should get your own connection, and get a good router that gives you solid speeds.  This will never improve unless you take action and do it yourself.

 

Your landlord should have a firewall, a high end router for segmentation, and have Ethernet wired to sockets in every apartment. I don't think it's even legal to rent off home internet, with a single router, and not give people full Ethernet access from the apartments.