Tech pro ThioJoe shows how to repurpose an old router to extend Wi-Fi coverage and improve home network range.

Man changes out an old wireless router while looking at his phone - Vladimir Soldatov/Getty Images Replacing old tech is a vital part of ensuring the items you rely on are up-to-date, as secure as ...

You don't need a $300 mesh Wi-Fi system (the ultimate home network fix is already sitting in your closet) ...

Learn how to extend your Wi-Fi range outside into your backyard. Most options our CNET writers have explored over the years don't require drilling holes or running new wiring outdoors. Still, getting ...

If you want to get the most from your Wi-Fi without worrying about cable management, you should try relocating your router to an optimal location. Think of a central, elevated position that's free ...

Getting the best Wi-Fi performance requires strategic antenna positioning, proper router placement, and a bit of trial and ...

Newer routers often utilize Wi-Fi 6 and WPA3, which can cause compatibility issues with older devices. Wi-Fi 6 offers increased speed and capacity but older devices may not support it. WPA3 enhances ...

If you're like most people, you probably don't think much about your wireless Internet router until the Wi-Fi goes out. According to data from Parks Associates, 71% of households that are subscribed ...

Our electronics writer lives in an aging apartment, but these mesh Wi-Fi routers kept him constantly connected online.

Replacing old tech is a vital part of ensuring the items you rely on are up-to-date, as secure as possible, and offer the speeds and features you need. While many of us might mostly think about the ...