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Simtech Computer Systems Ltd,<br />

01843 297652<br />

125 Northdown Road, Cliftonville<br />

Margate, CT9 2QY<br />

Or phone us on our Freephone number: 0800 035 2052<br />

Computer & Mac repairs undertaken<br />

'Free' Inspection for any of your Computer<br />

problems on systems bought into our shop.<br />

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Call or email us on: enquiries@simple-technology.co.uk.<br />

Wireless Networking – Tips and Tricks:<br />

Change Admin Password - Every router has a well-known default password that's<br />

used to access the router's browser-based configuration page. Most setup wizards will<br />

make you change this password, but not all do. If not, be sure to change it yourself to<br />

prevent unwanted hangers-on from changing your network's settings.<br />

Change Your Channel - Wireless B and G (and some N) routers operate at the<br />

2.4GHz frequency, which only has three non-overlapping channels: 1, 6 and 11. By<br />

default, your router will most likely be using one of these channels, and the bad news is<br />

so your neighbours' routers as well. If you experience dropped connections, sluggish<br />

performance or both, a good first step is to switch the channel. If it's set to channel 1, go<br />

to 11. If it's set to 6, try either 1 or 11 for best results.<br />

Step Up to 5GHz - The majority of today's networks operate in the crowded 2.4GHz<br />

frequency range, which is shared by microwaves, cordless phones, and other home<br />

networks. To avoid possible interference, many new routers are capable of broadcasting<br />

at 5GHz, which has 23 wide-open channels as opposed to 2.4GHz's three nonoverlapping<br />

channels.<br />

Remember - “SCS Creating IT you can swear by, not at!”<br />

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