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Transfer Web To One other Room In My Home / No Web Connection In One other Room

My web was arrange in my front room by my service supplier. I made a decision to relocate my modem and router to a different room in my home. I found my web does not come by means of any of the opposite cable ports in my home. To unravel this downside, I may both determine it out myself or name Spectrum and have them come out to my home to repair it for me. I selected the previous to save lots of myself time and presumably cash.

I searched Youtube to get an concept of what I wanted to do. I did not actually discover what I used to be searching for however I obtained sufficient inspiration to determine it out alone. Thus I created this video tutorial which may be useful to you should you’re in the identical boat. It is a simple repair that ought to take you lower than quarter-hour to finish. Sorry for the poor digital camera work!

Examine the hyperlink beneath to the video on YouTube. It is about 5 minutes lengthy.

[Move Internet to Another Room In My House](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2efuncPrfbQ)

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Comments ( 3 )

  1. Here is the simplest place to start.
    Somewhere in your house will be what is called a demarc point. It’s the area where the Coaxial cable comes into the house. Locate this and trace the cable to a place where it is split into multiple cable runs. On of these splits will be running to the living room, the others will go to various rooms of the house. You’ll need to find the one that goes to the desired room. Sounds like it’s likely not connected. It can swapped with one that is connected that isn’t needed or you can find a splitter with more outputs than what you already have.

  2. Another option:

    Run a network cable from the router in the living room to your other room.

  3. Call for a remodel . . . it will cost you, but they’ll properly get you to where you want to be.

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