Linksys EA2700 poor signal

Hi,
Recently I bought a EA2700 Wireless router for home internet connection.
I live in Single bedroom flat and my router is placed in the main hall.
If I try to access Wifi from Bedroom, unable to connect to internet due to poor signal.
Please help me to improve the signal strentgh so that I can access the interenet any corner of my flat.
Thanks,
Ravi

Hi,
Yes channel 9 is a good channel. I also sometimes used channel 1 and channel 3 for better wireless coverage.
I upgraded the firmware of EA2700 router then do hard reset. It worked fine. I don’t have any signal concerns now.
I checked interference see this link Interference factor
You can do also a non-stop ping unlimited pings
I use this procedure in order to test the wireless signal limit.
I don’t have any signal glitches with this router. I placed the router above the floor on top of a wooden table.
I make sure my wireless adapters are update. I used Inssider also and it is a very good tool. I had it installed in my Ipad with wifi network analyzer. I enjoyed using my EA2700 because I can get a good signal and constant download speed.

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