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Old 10-03-2005
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Default router signal

Hi, My signal from my router will start off strong and then weaken as time goes on.
motorola wr550g.
I have to disable and then anable to improve strength.
Please advise.
thank you


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Default Re: router signal

Does it loose its strength after roughly the same time frame or is it random?

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