It's gotten to the point where I need help.

My mother has moved to Lucan towers, and apparently she has problems with TV because of a new router (my wife told me there is a problem, as my mother hinted at it. Being a person I didn't recognize, I foolishly assumed that if there was a problem, she would just tell me and ask for help)

In any case, it's not as easy as it seems.

I would have thought at first that it would be best to use those wired plugs that actually connect the TV to the router, however, she has moved into a new purpose-built extension adjacent to the main house, and although we only get one electricity bill, she has her own fuse, so I wonder if this option will actually work?

If the above is not effective, then is there a decent wireless amplifier and do they work?

Another complication.

The main problem is the TV in the bedroom with Netflix, etc., But now she also wants a fire stick. If the "wired" connection works, is it just a case of connecting the TV to an amp outlet?

TV number 2 is located in her living room and is controlled by SKY Q mini box from the Q box in the main house. It works fine, but fell a couple of times if you connect the plug-in that would work whether the TV was plugged into it or in the box??????

By the way, could anyone tell me how to turn wifi?

Thank you

I think it might be a problem with your router. I think you have to get to the admin panel and to try to take a look over there, sincerely I don't have enough knowledge in this field so I can't tell you what you need to do

I think you should take a closer look to this article https://www.router-reset.com/when-and-how-turn-wifi to find out how to get inside your router, this could be a connection issue, but mostly this is because your router's cache is full. The only one way to fix this issue is to perform a restart. You can do that in two different ways, you can find your router and press a button on the rear, hold it for 10 seconds and that will fully restart your router, or you can find a better way how to do that reading the article and you will find out how to enter your administrator panel and perform a reset of your router. More than that you will find there some useful tips that will help you to improve your router a little bit

Where can I find some more feedback?

The problem has to be with the router not any of the tvs, however we cannout tell you anything like this without seeing the problem in front of us. I can not say that i am the greatest programmer of all time, but however i might help you, i gues the problem is with the router and you either might need to reconfigure it, or even to see if the lan connection is ok and there is no other eWon conection to the same router. As i said, i am not the best programmer for sure, i even cheating during my cisco program exam as i looked for all of the answers on SPOTOclub.com, so you can easily not trust me, but in any case i do know some details.

oh, thanks, I just needed this too