Why does my cable modem only work in one room?

It is very likely that the coax connection in your room is not configured for internet and the other one is. Often the coax connection that the Modem is configured and had the signal levels modified for use by the Modem/Gateway/Router. Your best option may be running a cat 6e cable from the router to your room.

How do I know if my coax outlet is working?

Manual Test using Cable Modem– You can test your coax outlet’s signal by taking your cable modem from cable outlet to cable outlet, and plugging it in to each coax outlet to verify a signal and connectivity. If your internet modem connects like normal, that means a signal was detected.

What do you do if your coax outlet doesn’t work?

If your devices aren’t working, check the cable wall outlet you recently connected to the coax splitter. Use a flat-head screwdriver to remove the coax wall plate and verify the coax cable going to the back of the wall outlet is fully connected. Use a 7/16” wrench to tighten the connector.

How do I move my internet coax outlet?

Push the coaxial cable with the coat hanger through the inside of the wall from the old cable jack hole to the new cable jack hole. When you can see the end of the coat hanger at the new hole grab the end of the coat hanger and pull the coaxial cable the rest of the way until the cable is coming out of the new hole.

Do I need a coax outlet for Internet?

Q: Do you need a coax cable for internet? If you have cable internet, then yes, you do need a coax (or coaxial) cable to connect to the internet. Your internet provider should give you one with your modem, but if you’re missing one, you can find them for pretty cheap on Amazon.

Do I need a cable outlet for Internet?

Setting up Wi-Fi? You still need to plug in an Ethernet cable. Even if you’re setting up a Wi-Fi network, you’ll still need to plug your computer into the router with an Ethernet cable. But not to worry, the Ethernet cable is temporary, and once you get everything set up, you can unplug it.