Missing out on features with bridge?

Hello,
I've got a Time Capsule setup in bridge mode, working alongside my Billion Wifi Router from my ISP. I was quite lucky *touch wood* when I got it, it seemed to just set itself up and automatically synced with the Billion. The billion router is set to: PPPoA/PPPoE mode, and the Time Capsule to Bridge Mode.
However, I've noticed that the wireless range of the Time Capsule isn't as good as I thought, pre-purchase. We live in an 85sq.m apartment (so relatively small compared to a house) and often if I'm in the main bedroom (as the crow flies, perhaps 15m, maybe 20m), file transfers between TC and my MBA will almost grind to a hault, and any files downloading slow right now. Any hope of streaming videos in the main bedroom from TC to MBA is out, I normally copy the file from TC to MBA in the living room, then watch from local MBA HD in the bedroom. If I walk slowly back towards the TC they all start to pick up again. An obvious solution would be to move the TC to a different phone socket in the apartment, perhaps in the middle of the apartment, but sadly they don't work and Thai ISP's don't fix any extension sockets, only the main one.
Should I actually switch my Billion router's wireless to 'OFF'? Could this be causing signal problems? I only left it on in case the TC went down, I'd be able to quickly switch to the BIllion without having to visit 192.168.1.1. Would this help? I also read on here that when in bridge mode, you can't use the Guest Network feature - my solution was to have any 'easier' password on the Billion router, for friends to connect to when they come round, plus they wouldn't be able to access TC files. To do this though, I'll need to leave the Billion's wireless on.
Next, I have the firewall of my Billion router turned off since it causes problems, and the firewall of my MBA, on. Does TC have a firewall built in? Or only if it's NOT in bridge mode? I'd also at some point like to try and setup port forwarding for using torrent clients, as sometimes I'm not connectable.
In summary:
Billion wireless set to 'off', to help improve TC signal? If yes, then I can't use the Billion for when friends come round, so...
How to switch on Guest Network? The version of Airport Utility sites recommend is 5.6 I think, but I tried to install and it said my OS 10.8.2 doesn't support it.
Firewall and security question + possible port forwarding setup.
Any other reasons/features I should know about, which should mean I move to a different mode, other than bridge?
Thank you

What model is the billion.. is it G or N wireless??
You can use both wireless by setting the wireless channels.. say channel 1 for billion and 11 or 13 (I think Thailand uses Euro value).. for TC.
But you are right ... the TC is far from powerful wireless.. and you will gain nothing by using it as router cf bridge mode.
If you can run ethernet from the billion to somewhere in the centre of the house that would be excellent.. or use EOP adapters which should be available there in Thailand.
Then you can set the system to roaming setup..
Same wireless name and security and password as the billion.. but lock it to a different channel. ie as above but with identical names.
Next, I have the firewall of my Billion router turned off since it causes problems, and the firewall of my MBA, on. Does TC have a firewall built in? Or only if it's NOT in bridge mode? I'd also at some point like to try and setup port forwarding for using torrent clients, as sometimes I'm not connectable.
TC has no firewall in ipv4.. why there is access in v6 I don't know.
The billion has too powerful a setting for the lowest value. But NAT is equivalent and does much the same job for you.
How to switch on Guest Network? The version of Airport Utility sites recommend is 5.6 I think, but I tried to install and it said my OS 10.8.2 doesn't support it.
Firewall and security question + possible port forwarding setup.
Any other reasons/features I should know about, which should mean I move to a different mode, other than bridge?
You can only switch on the guest wireless with the TC in router mode.
You can install 5.6 utility by the following trick.
Download the 5.6 utility... or locate it in your downloads..
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1482
Open the dmg so you can see the pkg. Do not start it.
Download unpkg. and install and run it.
http://www.timdoug.com/unpkg/
Drag the airport uitlity over to unpkg.. and it will create a new directory on the desktop.. AirPortUtility56 .. drill down to application, utilities.. and there.. lo and behold.. is the real tool utility.. start it from there or drag it to your main utilities directory..

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ProductName#: "Motherboard P67A-G45 (B3)", specific Part# 911-7673-030;
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ATA Password can be set in most business/hi-end laptops & some desktops BIOS's simply because they don't hide such functionality; cheaper/consumer machines hide it to deny 'idi0t-customers' [who only use computers for entertainment], though manufacturers like Intel , *P, *ell, *enovo/*BM or *sus may offer also on consumer models. Too bad for MSI you might be losing sales for professional/business applications b/c as an example (my MSI Board part# P67A-G45 (B3) is a good choice for business use (we are using in medium-power CAD workstation, after installing nVidia 560 GTX Fermi).
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In addition to hi-end desktops, in laptops I personally started using Harddisk/ATA Passwords back in mid 1990's in *BM *hinkpads (*BM was first to implementATA "Security Xtension" added into ATA Standard in mid 1990's); later they were renamed as Lenovo, also I used Asus even consumer laptops offered ATA password!; now for business we're using "HP Elitebooks"; but this same ATA Password feature in Desktops is a pain. Some manufacturers forget it. MSI did not include ATA Password in this Motherboard:
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I can't transform everything here to use Encryption FDE, even if I could I still prefer having that stupid ATA password
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contacting MSI Technical Support is way you should try out first. Whatever I say will not keep other users from responding. So, please, try to relax a little.
I did. They said at this time official response is to not change BIOS. That's why based on experience I found this User Forum, some of the best solutions come from users who venture outside of standard canned response you might get from tech Support for one (1) board.
If I were some company buying 300 Motherboards, of course MSI might attempt a custom BIOS.
But the feature I am talking about is so straightforward basic, almost all business laptops (at least my EliteBooks now, and *sus, *enovo, *ell in the past) had iit. It is usually (wrongly) called "Harddisk Password". First time I had it in 1998 in *BM *hinkpad.
Makes stealing your harddisk difficult! I keep industrial drawings + Banks/creditcards/emails on this harddisk attached to MSI Mobo.
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I have a late 2011 model MacBook Pro running Mountain Lion. I love the AirPlay mirroring feature with Apple TV...BUT, how do I mirror with TVs that don't have Apple TV? I used to run a cable from my mini display port to the HDMI input of a TV.

I have a late 2011 model MacBook Pro running Mountain Lion. I love the AirPlay mirroring feature with Apple TV...BUT, how do I mirror with TVs that don't have Apple TV? I used to run a cable from my mini display port to the HDMI input of a TV. This feature seems to be lost in the Mountain Lion upgrade. Did Apple feel that once Mountain Lion came out that EVERYONE would have Apple TV? There are no settings in System Preferences/Display like there used to be...only for AirPlay Mirroring.

Running a cable to the HDMI port is still supported. (and still works on mine).
If the Arrangement tab in System Preferences > Displays isn't present then it doesn't recognize the physical connection. Double check all cables. If that doesn't work try a PRAM reset:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1379

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