Router not powerfull enough to connect to laptop in other room

Your router might have not enough signal strength output; or not configured well to synchronized with your Sharp TV.
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In order to use the laptop in another room, your router must be a wireless router. If it is a wireless router you will need to Create a new wireless connection on your laptop in order to connect to it. Go into your control panel or system and use the Wizard to create a new connection. Since I do not know what operating system or hardware you are using this is not a specific answer but I am giving you the general procedure that you will have to follow.


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There are a few things to try:

• Move the router to a location that is higher off the floor
• Move the router off of metal cabinets or away from large metal furniture
• Get rid of 2.4 GHz cordless phones and buy DECT 6.0 compliant cordless phones
• Buy a 9DB gain antenna for the router
• Change the channel that you are using to one that you're not using: 1, 6, 11 (choose the one you're not currently using)
• If your house has lathe and plaster walls, realize that these walls are like concrete -- they reduce WiFi signals by 13dB ( a lot -- drywall only reduces signal by 3DB)

There are several likely causes, if the building has plaster walls it may have metal lath behind it blocking the signal.(this is fairly likely the cause) If there are high-power microwave transmitters within 2 or 3 km, can cause spotty interfering. Neighbors with a wireless router close to your wall can as well.
If you can move the router to a position across from the door between the rooms, you can test by connecting (wireless) your laptop near the router, then walk it into the other room (stay where you can see the router). If the laptop stays connected move across the room to a point where you did not have a signal previously, if you are still connected leave the laptop there and move the router back to its original location and recheck the laptops connection, if it is gone, it is your wall...

Check if this router is stronng enough interms of it signals. Check on the laptop the signal strength of the conenction.

If the signal strength is poor you can either move closer to the wireless router or vice versa or can get an access poitn to boost the signal.

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they are wireless but need to be plugged in for power. or batteries. can be used as mono or left and right. i sell these spkrs and have had no complaints. hope this helps.

you can buy a cheap USB wifi adapter and connect the desktop wirelessly just like your laptop, this should do the trick.
or you can buy an access point to extend the range of the wireless network, you should not be moving the router itself this way.

Your DHCP server is either disabled or have not enough room for anymore computers. set the number of ips to "more" than what you need ie 3 or 4.

the internet cable should be connected to the "Internet" or "WAN" port on the router. Your PC should be connected to one of the regular ports on the back of the router and your laptop can be connected just like the pc, or it can connect wirelessly.

Then you should be able to see the internet from your laptop.

ur 2 wire may be faulty... if it could reach ur room before then it shouldnt be the 2wire. if you have just had the laptop fixed personally i would take it back to them and advise them that thee laptop isnt picking up the signal strength is had before they repaired it, if something goes wrong and your amending it u may void all warranty on the laptop. when i have a low signal here i manually disconnect the internet through my settings and refresh it and normally it is fine after that. I am only suggesting though.