Category: Home Networking

Yes. In several American homes, you could engage both your phone and cable company to give you the internet at the same address at the same time. This is usually Read more

With a wireless video HDMI kit, simply connect a transmitter to the existing set top box in your living room and a receiver to your TV. It’s a great option Read more

Yes, you can have two accounts. It sounds like two different addresses, so this is not a problem. If the account is already in his name he would need to Read more

You can take your modem to another house so long as it works with the same internet connection type you have in your new home. It also has to be Read more

Most cable companies don’t give you the option to purchase your own box, and you normally cannot buy cable boxes in stores and get them to work with your local Read more

This is sometimes called a “power-cycle.” Rebooting your router cleans out the device’s short-term memory (also called “cache”) to keep it running more smoothly. It also allows the router to Read more

If your devices aren’t working, check the cable wall outlet you recently connected to the coax splitter. Use a flat-head screwdriver to remove the coax wall plate and verify the Read more

When we spoke with an agent from ADT, they said that once the contract is up, they will not take their equipment back—so you can either leave it in the Read more

You will need to remove a single screw, centered at the panel’s bottom, with a Phillips-head screwdriver. Once the screw is removed, the entire touchscreen will slide up and off Read more