Add a wired network without Ethernet

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August 15, 2024

Wi-Fi problems? Add a wired network to your home without Ethernet cable - here's how

Running Ethernet wiring is a messy, expensive job. But if you have cable outlets, you can use an inexpensive adapter to set up a high-speed wired connection with minimal effort.

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