Slow connection through a Linksys WET11

Hi There! I have a WET11 connected to a slot loading iMac. It has been configured and picks up the Netgear WPN824 router, which is on the floor below.
The iMac can connect to the internet but it is incredibly slow; slower than dial-up. How can I improve the speed through the WET11? Many thanks for your input. jd

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