Is there away to boost my wifi connection

or get a powerline adapter, sends the signal through the power lines of the house so no need for hardwire as your technically are using one then.

i have them, it all depends on the internal wiring in the home, i get about 500-600Mbps throughput which is good for them, luckily my microwave is on another internal ring main so does not interfere with it.

Thoroughlpur isnt the greatest doe those

Or get a mesh router increasing the range they also self balance the load so if there is too many high demand devices on one router it shifts some to a less used

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There are several ways you can try to improve your Wi-Fi connection and boost the signal to your Xbox. Here are a few options:

Move your router to a more central location: If your router is in a remote corner of your house, the signal may be weaker in other parts of the house. Moving the router to a more central location can help improve the signal strength.

Use a Wi-Fi range extender: A Wi-Fi range extender can help extend the range of your router, boosting the signal in areas of your home where it is weak.

Invest in a mesh Wi-Fi system: A mesh Wi-Fi system consists of multiple nodes that work together to create a single, seamless Wi-Fi network. This can be a more expensive option, but it can be especially effective in larger homes where the Wi-Fi signal may be weaker in certain areas.

Connect your Xbox directly to your router with an Ethernet cable: If you're able to run an Ethernet cable from your router to your Xbox, this can provide a more stable and faster connection than Wi-Fi.

Change the channel your router is using: Sometimes, interference from other devices (such as baby monitors or cordless phones) can affect the Wi-Fi signal. Changing the channel that your router uses can help improve the signal strength.

Update your router's firmware: Outdated firmware can cause performance issues with your router. Check with the manufacturer to see if there are any updates available.