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If you connect to your router through WiFi, you need to connect to your router again after setting up the WiFi
name or password.
To enable the router to provide more stable WiFi signals and cover a wider area, position your router as
follows:
Put it on a high place at the center of your house.
Keep it close to your wireless devices, such as mobile phones and laptops.
Put it at a place with good ventilation. Unfold its antennas by 45°. Do not put it in
an enclosure, such as a wire distribution box, shoes cabinet, or metal box.
Keep it away from electrical devices, such as ceiling fans and microwave ovens.
Keep it away from metal surfaces, such as metal doors or aluminum nails.
Keep it away from other materials that may affect your wireless signals, such as
glass, mirrors, and fish tanks.