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tive is to get the maximum wireless signal to your computer. However, there are three major factors that must be considered: direc tion, distance, and possible obstruction. Materials Three square feet of metal foil aluminum foil is inexpensive and effective, push pins or small nails such as for hanging a picture on a wall, adhesive tape andor two-way tape, a utility knife, and either posterboard or cardboard measuring at least 1 inch x 2 inches Practical Application Most wireless access points wireless router Quick weight loss diets s come with an internal antenna. Often, opening up the device will void your warranty, so the antenna you are creating will be com pletely external and will not need to be connected to the internal electronics of the wireless device.First, consider where your w PurplePixie ireless access point router is, and where you would like to use your laptop. Are there any obstacles such as cinder block walls .
on a desk? Consider making an antenna that sits on your desk behind the wireless device that is, if your desk has enough space to accommodate the antenna. Is the wireless device someplace other than your desk? Consider mounting the antenna on the wall direct ly behind the wireless device.The antenna itself is created by trimming the cardboardposterboard into a rectangle at least twice the maximum area of the largest side of the wireless device. Generally speaking, the larger the antenna, the more effective it wi dna 3d model ll be. The cardboard or posterboard should then be covered by metal foil on one side. Since the metal foil will reflect the radio signals, it is only necessary to cover one side of the posterboard or cardboard. The metal foil can be attached to the cardboard PurplePixie posterboard by either adhesive tape or two-way tape.Once the metal foil has been attached, the antenna should be mounted in such .
the far wall. What will happen is that the antenna will route the radio signals to the right, thus increasing signal strength fro m the router to the laptop via reflected AND direct radio signals.Voila! You have just created a Wi-Fi antenna!USB Flash Drive Met hod 1 Insert a flash drive into an available laptop USB port, open Windows Explorer or the Apple Finder utility on the laptop and locate the files to transfer. 2 Select the files and copy or move them to the USB flash drive. Note that if you move a file, it is cool fonts removed from the original location, while a copy leaves the file in the original location and creates a copy for the destination location. 3 Unplug the flash drive and insert it into an available USB port on the desktop computer. 4 Open Windows Explorer or th PurplePixie e Apple Finder utility on the desktop computer, select the files to transfer and then copy or move them to the hard drive. CDDVD .
