Obviously with wired ports, that would probably work. RexBurn I've seen APs offer bridge mode but not routers. You'd first need to make sure both router offers something like this. If not, find a firmware to replace that router with bridge mode. Keep in mind any wireless bridge broadcast is locked to a single device by MAC address. A bridged AP cannot provide a signal to PCs as well as be a bridge.Your router is in downstairs and you want the signal in an upstairs room and the upstairs room has PCs that will be wired to a switch. The wired ports on a router are actually a switch. You have two choice. If the signal from the downstairs router is strong enough to contact an upstairs bridge, you might be able to use something as simple as a USB wifi adapter. But, if you want to bridge the two areas via wireless, you will probably need to purchase a dedicated bridge device or an AP. If you wanted to use Ethernet to the PCs in your room, you'd need small switch to connect to the wireless bridge..For more ==== >>>>>> http://www.healthcaresups.com/rexburn/