Whats slowing down your wireless network
Does -- confuse you are you lost on the Internet -- don't panic our tech guru and FOX & Friends Weekend anchor Clayton Morris joins us now with his weekly answers to your questions we have folks sending into us on Twitter and whatnot.
And here we are with some of them thanks for joining us even -- so what causes interference in your home that reduces the strength of your wireless network that question is from Brad -- on FaceBook.
So a lot of people get frustrated in their homes that they buy a router -- can't figure out why they can't -- Wi-Fi in their basement or in their living room or something like that one of the biggest factors that has it that causes this trouble is -- quirk in your house masonry work so if there's a portion of your house that actually is blocked by bricks.
Chances are you're not gonna get a strong Wi-Fi signal through that we had to do this in our house we had the router set up in the top room and then.
Downstairs we have brick work and we -- getting almost no signal.
So it is set up like a second data point in the house and also one of the big things is go out buy him a newer router a lot of people have old routers that they bought for their Wi-Fi network a few years old.
And it'll just be slow just buying the new router with the latest standards you'll see -- speed bump my friend just did this.
-- it's like night and day because I just bought a new router that advice or just knocked on all the bricks on the -- just bill that out of a paper machete attack I think.
-- next question what browser does Clayton recommend and use for this computers and that's from Tom Coleman on Twitter so a lot of we've gotten past -- is sort of the browser wars -- was how many use Firefox -- use this but really I use Google's Chrome browser let's go to -- dot google.com downloaded it's free.
It's probably the fastest browser out there so I use it mostly an all my computers.
It's very very simple so it pretty much gets the browser out of the way in just lets you focus on the content.
All of your bookmarks will sync across all of your computers so if you're at work -- blog in two chrome the same bookmarks that -- saved at home will be their work.
And -- use Apple's safari browser those -- the two.
-- Firefox and Internet Explorer I find to be really sluggish so try chrome you'll thank me I'm telling you interesting all right so question number three I just got a new Mac.
What works better than quick books I hear Mac's version is bad and that is from -- Reynolds on Twitter he had quit quick books on Mac is not all that great and you know money software can be a little clunky when my favorite -- wins design awards -- a program called.
Money it's that simple it's called money.
And it was great as you can create categories -- ET all of this stuff do you categorize it the end of the year you can just create an excel spreadsheets and about your accountant.
It also sinks with your bank's so any time and all the categories of use Bank of America whatever.
All of that stuff -- sync with your bank so you can go when you -- you've spent five dollars on a newspaper.
Money at a fast food restaurant gas all of that stuff -- categorized for you.
There's also new program called neat from the folks from neat receipts.
They'll scan all of your receipts they had a desk scanner and it all gets categorized using Mac software so try either money.
-- the new program from need to which just rolled out I think last week or so hot and that really works because of seeing those commercials it does that actually -- receipts or did it test on this this past week you can use your Smartphone so you're out to dinner.
You can -- take a picture of your receipt.
It upload to needs servers scans all of -- so you -- to type in any of the information will show you that you -- at this particular restaurant.
How much -- spent and it goes in your restaurants violence all -- stuff Clayton Morris thank you our thanks and if you have any questions for Clayton you can email them to us at fox friends first.
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