One thing you could do is try putting a large grounded metal object not too far behind your computer, so the RF could bounce off that. In my case (not PC case), my wife's computer is just a foot behind mine, the radio waves must bounce off of that, giving me more range? Yes, an external would give you a better antenna positioning, farther away from your metal case, so the radio waves radiate out in a larger arc of directions (both ways, Xmit and recieve). The case shields the radio waves, meaning they only go out one way, and must bounce off of things to get to their destination. But as HiVizMan pointed out, sorta, the onboard antenna is not in the best position. Also, if your computer is under a big metal desk that's going to hurt communication as well. If you live in a densly populated area, such as an apartment building, you may just have a lot of RFI, and that will reduce your range. But we also have a wi-fi Xmiter, and cordless phones (Dect6.0). Radio Interferance can make a big difference. Der ASUS USB-BT400 ist dem Design des EeePC nachempfunden und ist das ideale Zubehör nicht nur für diesen. If you kill the MotionInJoy processes from.
But I live out in the boondocks so-to-speak. I find this causing IRQ issues, which isnt a problem unless you want to sleep the computer (Will cause BSOD).
Just plug this Bluetooth adapter into a free USB port, and it’s immediately recognised by OS X. And this, the Asus USB-BT400 is as simple as it gets. The size of the Bluetooth dongle for PC windows 10 is only 53mm 24mm 13mm, you can easily put it in a bag and take it with you. However, there is one spot in my dining room, about 5yds away, where reception is dead. A simple, plug and play solution is always preferable. Hmm, I can use my Jabra Supreme all the way across my house (about 10yds, 30', 10m).
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