I have the worst wifi in the world, help me?

right. so I'm in windows xp (32-bit version), and I have no internet at all, so I tried to use the systems wifi-finder regular thing, and can hardly detect wifi from my parents (in the next room), and even if it does, the signal is horrible and lasts less than an hour and a half. well, I use this thing called wireless USB Adapter ZyXEL utility, and its alright, i cannot load a little over two cards, go on beta / pages shock wave, or anything of the matter, because I only get 20% of the signal. sooo, I wondered if it was as a place where you can download a better Free wi-fi system that actually works (and do not tell you wifi.com, been there, done that, waste of time)

Software will not solve your problem. First moving a test place the computer in the same room with the wireless router at home (not his father's computer, but the router itself). If you receive a good sign there, but not in your room is because of the wall, floors, equipment etc. If the signal is bad there own team then wifi is bad and needs replacing. In some cases you can replace the antenna with a better antenna. Most desktop computers have a small antenna in the rear that can be removed and replaced with what is known as gain "high" of the antenna. If your notebook has an external antenna that will have to buy a USB wifi adapter that has the external antenna and you will have buy the high-gain antenna independently. Sorry nothing is free here. If may be possible to move the router in your house so all teams get a good signal. Their all location location.

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