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hmm....Trimble devices allow you to chose the signal strength when creating GPS locations, but this is more about taking an accurate reading. Honestly, I think it is already maximized. Ways to improve your signal can come down to moving to a better location, opening up your network to catch signal from various satellites versus a set group, having a local network provider, not using the same connection as many other people, etc. Really I think you are looking for something which will just pull on the strength of what is available, but this is difficult when everyone's internet is protected so you end up playing within your connection and there isn't much else you can do besides find a location where the signal is the strongest. It's not like in the 80s when you used an antenna on your tv to get better signal.
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Check out Best Free Wi-Fi Network Finder Utility and other free software
The rest of this post describes why you shouldn't expect much improvement. The AP is the issue not your computer As others have said, software doesn't give you many options on your computer because all the action is at the WiFi AP (access point) which is commonly your router. The issues are largely related to the overlapping WiFi networks that constrain the maximum speed available to you. Most of the methods for improving WiFi focus on the AP. See this example, one the many articles on improving WiFi speed. This means looking at issues like the following:
The other issue for you is that public WiFi generally focuses on compatibility which means being available to the most standards e.g. supporting B, G and N. This works against performance. On your computer You still have some options at your computer by getting a program that has the following:
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Better to light a candle ... than to curse the darkness. Last edited by Remah; 20. Feb 2016 at 02:45 AM. Reason: Added comment |
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