Because the router I have has a greater range that the access point I'm using, and with the Ethernet Cable (long enough) I can put my wireless router wherever I want and get internet all over the place!
Thank anyway. And I managed to work things out :D It was just some issue that was found in windows 7, I just had to reset the wireless router, unplug it, unplug the access point, then turn the access point back again, and then the router, and in the end connect the ethernet cable!
Thank anyway. And I managed to work things out :D It was just some issue that was found in windows 7, I just had to reset the wireless router, unplug it, unplug the access point, then turn the access point back again, and then the router, and in the end connect the ethernet cable!