To determine the signal strength of your WiFi connection at any given point in time, you can use one or more of the following methods:
Operating system utility - Microsoft Windows (and other network operating systems) contain a built in utility to monitor wireless network connection status. In the Network Connections section of Control Panel, opening the Status window of the Wireless Network Connection icon reveals a Signal Strength meter. This meter shows up to five green bars representing the current strength on a quality scale from "Very Low" (1 bar) to "Excellent" (5 bars).
Wireless adapter utility - Some manufacturers of wireless network hardware and/or notebook computers (e.g., Linksys, IBM) provide software applications along with the hardware that also monitor wireless signal strength. These applications often report signal strength and quality based on a percentage from 0-100%.
For example, a connection with an Excellent / 5 bars rating in Windows XP may show in IBM ThinkVantage Access Connections as Excellent with a percentage rating anywhere between 80-100%. These percentages are based on actual radio signal levels maintained by the wireless network adapter, in decibels (dB).
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