About this tag
Discussions on WindowsForum.com about drywall focus on home networking and renovation challenges. Users mention cutting holes in drywall to run Ethernet or coax cables, dealing with blown-in fiberglass insulation above ceilings, and the physical difficulty of hanging drywall on high ceilings alone. These topics arise in the context of setting up mesh Wi-Fi systems or MoCA adapters in older houses where existing cable drops are in inconvenient locations. The tag reflects practical DIY advice for integrating network infrastructure into wall structures.
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    Windows 10 TP Link Mesh router + Bluetooth - No thanks.

    I'm working on networking our new-old (1995 vintage) house. It has already had some cable drops installed and all in the "wrong" places (well, duh). I looked at MoCA (2 different coax cable sets already in the walls) - $180.00/cable run? - I don't think so. Then I looked at MESH - interesting...
  2. whoosh

    VIDEO Hanging drywall on 10' ceiling w/ one man

    :up: :applaud::worship: