on 13-04-2024 16:06
Hello,
I was wondering if it would be possible to move the wall socket that the router/hub plugs into another room?
If so, how would I go about doing this?
Thanks
on 13-04-2024 17:55
See my reply to the same question here
on 16-04-2024 09:14
Thanks for reaching out to us @OTK90, and a very warm welcome to our Community Forums!
I'd be happy to look into having this one resolved for you.
Check out the envelope in the top right hand corner for a private message from me
Thanks,
David_Bn
on 20-04-2024 10:21
Thanks for working with me via our private messaging function @OTK90.
Do please keep us updated with how the visit goes and we'll be on hand to assist further if required, or if there are any faults with the services moving forward.
Thanks,
David_Bn
23-04-2024 18:34 - edited 23-04-2024 19:07
The engineers arrived. Unfortunately had to decide against the wall socket installation but they gave their best advice on how to resolve my wider issue of not receiving my full speed in my office room via TP link wall adapter
on 26-04-2024 14:00
Thanks for keeping us updated on this @OTK90
Sorry the engineer was not able to complete your request to move the wall socket.
Booster and extenders will help with any coverage issue you may have in the home, we do offer our own extenders with our WiFi Max guarantee and WiFi pods. These do come at a £8 a month extra charge, but are free on some packages. You can find out more here should you want to look into them.
TP link are also a great alternative, but we would not be able to support any 3rd party networking equipment.