E1200 Router with poor signal and low speeds

Hello, I just bought an E1200 router, which is downstairs and about 50 ft away from me. I have only about 60% signal strength, and my speed test when connected wirelessly is only 5mbit up,4mbit down. I plugged my computer into the router via ethernet and I get 30mbit up, and 5mbit down.
Are there any settings you could suggest to improve this? I tried several channels already, none above 60% it seems.
Thanks!

first>> http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=0a6881b90224439b92c8d8f19ca42e5d_21511.xml&pid=80&...
second>> reset the router. there is a button at the bottom, press and hold it for 10 seconds then leave it for 2 minutes.
third>> reinstall the router using the setup cd.

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