May be simply out of its signal range blocked by the building construction such as brick walls. WiFi uses wireless radio transmission, so is restricted to how much it it can send and receive like a normal radio. Obstructions absorb the power over greater distance, therefore you may need to relocate the device closer to where you need the signal to be strong
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Perhaps the router is not broadcasting its SSID, therefore is invisible to would be tappers. Type 192.168.0.1 into a browser on a computer directly wired to the router, leave the username blank, if you havent changed it, the password is admin by default. Once logged in check that wireless is enabled and that you are broadcasting the ssid, you may want to setup/change security settings for the wireless connection at this time also.
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You may be getting interference from other routers in your area.
Check to see what channels the other routers are broadcasting in your area, change it to a channel that is not being used.
The location of the router could affect the signal strength, move the router away from concrete reinforced walls etc, and or move the router to a higher position in a clear space.
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Sorry i tried to open 192.168.0.50 and it could not display. what is the new IP
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