I don't have the internet can I plug netgear n150 in to my outlet and boost signal from next door neighbor bruce
200546
Not unless you know his password. The extender instructions say that the extender needs to be near the wifi modem to get best signal. Mine was in another room and barely got any signal. I don't recommend buying this product for that. Don't be cheap just buy you some internet;-)
200547
I say yes under the following scenario. If at the closest point to your neighbors house you are getting 40/50 signal strength chances are pretty good you can extend the signal much farther into yours. While true the initial set-up needs to be near 100 signal strength, however after that the unit can be moved to optimize the range of the signal. Netgear has a really great app called the Netgear Genie exactly for that purpose. Any yes, your neighbor will need to let you come over to set the unit up. Good Luck.
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It does not require a hot spot Wi Fi, actually that is what this Power link is stealing from other users a signal such as this . It will pick up signals from your Public Library, laundrymat McDonalds , Donut Shoppe etc. So you don't have an internet bill.
1212069
choose a plug point midway from your router and the farthest point you want your receiving electronic gadget to receive the signals. then read instructions by downloading the software fro NetGear. com in the internet.
1505550
A wireless apt like belkin N150 or wet11 the wet11 can be connected to a different antenna if you have a weak signal
800509
Only suggestions are 1) try to connect to the booster, after powering it up, from your remote device (iPad, etc.) - hopefully a connection wizard will come up on your remote device which will guide you through it or, 2) call Netgear for help.
1213349
There is an Ethernet port on the bottom but from what I understand is that will only boost your wifi signal more, not turn an outlet into Ethernet. Someone else may know more about this, though.
37528
if you already have internet in your home you can hook it up to that you will need a internet hook up cord they sell that on amazon or Walmart
2208190
This works on the electric circuit of the household plugs. If the apartment across driveway is in different circuit, than where modem and router is, it may not work
2208189
This product is not a wifi-extender. It is a powerline adapter system which uses the existing 110VAC, 60 Hz wiring to send the internet signals from one electrical outlet to another within the house. Depending on the distance, if the apartment across the driveway is fed from the house's electrical panel then this might work for you. If not then maybe you can run a Cat 5e cable from the house to the apartment to have the ethernet signal hardwired in. From my experience the performance of Wifi extenders were spotty at best and is one reason I went with with this Powerline system instead. I hope you find this helpful. This product is not a wifi-extender. It is a powerline adapter system which uses the existing 110VAC, 60 Hz wiring to send the internet signals from one electrical outlet to another within the house. Depending on the distance, if the apartment across the driveway is fed from the house's electrical panel then this might work for you. If not then maybe you can run a Cat 5e cable from the house to the apartment to have the ethernet signal hardwired in. From my experience the performance of Wifi extenders were spotty at best and is one reason I went with with this Powerline system instead. I... » Read More This product is not a wifi-extender. It is a powerline adapter system which uses the existing 110VAC, 60 Hz wiring to send the internet signals from one electrical outlet to another within the house. Depending on the distance, if the apartment across the driveway is fed from the house's electrical panel then this might work for you. If not then maybe you can run a Cat 5e cable from the house to the apartment to have the ethernet signal hardwired in. From my experience the performance of Wifi extenders were spotty at best and is one reason I went with with this Powerline system instead. I hope you find this helpful. « Show Less
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You will have to hook-up to ethernet for a short while and download the correct drivers from the internet instead of from the CD. Here is a link (copy and paste it):http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17744/~/wna1100-release-software---version-1.1.3.26
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haahaha ask your neighbor, if your own wifi, then you could always run the wifi setup on the router, or buy a router......then setup, or just remove the passoword if you live in rural setting
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You could but you need a 12 VDC supply - battery and a network cable to connect to the internet - so it might not be advisable
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Sure does. Netgear uses "network genie" which can be downloaded via internet at netgear's site.
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Just power. To nearest outlet. Ethernet connection not required. You tube will have videos to help with set up.
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Yes, the devices creates a network signal that is available to any electric outlet in your house. I have a detached garage that is fed power from the house underground. I have one device in my den in the house and another that is plugged in my garage. The unit in the garage connects to a wifi extender that supplies wifi to my backyard.
488718
The Netgear XAVB5101 powerline adapter has no wi-fi capability. But if you have a router with wi-fi a laptop could connect to that while you were using a desktop connected to the Netgear.
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Sorry I have no idea, but Netgear's website is very helpful! (www.netgear.com)