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BCE Inc. is a Canada-based communications company. The Company provides wireless and fiber networks. The Company operates through one segment: Bell Communication and Technology Services (Bell CTS). Bell CTS segment provides a range of communication products and services to consumers, businesses and government customers across Canada. Its wireless products and services include mobile data and voice plans and devices and are available nationally. Its wireline products and services comprise data (including Internet access, Internet protocol television (IPTV), cloud-based services and business solutions), voice, and other communication services and products, which are available to its residential, small and medium-sized businesses and large enterprises customers primarily in Ontario, Quebec, the Atlantic provinces and Manitoba. This segment includes its wholesale business, which buys and sells local telephone, long-distance, data, and other services from or to resellers and other carriers.

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Comment by Milhouse123on Jun 05, 2014 2:25am

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RE:@ majortom

thomas35 wrote: As you stated:
"You can connect your own access point via ethernet cable to one of the switchports in the Bell provided router and place your access point in a more convenient location."
That would be from my office to the family room. Do I open up my ceilings to run this cable or just let it lie on the floors. Sounds like fun, or, I could get cable and save a lot of work and expense.

Cheers, Thomas

What does cable vs DSL have to do with it? As majortom said, it's your wireless access point that's the issue. If you get cable but your wireless access point is the same, you're still going to have the same problem. Or if the issue is that your wireless access point is going through a bunch of walls to where you're wanting to access wifi, you'll still have the same issue.

In addition to fiddling with your wifi settings, you can also buy a wifi repeater/extender for $30 on sale at NCIX that just plugs into a wall socket.
Also, if your Wireless Access Point is built into your DSL router and you've had your router for a long time, they might replace it for free to get you on the newer hardware standard that may give better wifi range.

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