WiFi Troubleshooter
Tests your download speed, upload speed and ping to see how your connection is performing.
Restart your router regularly
Unplug your router for 30 seconds and plug it back in. This clears memory and often fixes slow speeds and drops.
Position your router correctly
Place your router in a central open location. Avoid thick walls between you and the router.
Use the right frequency band
5GHz gives faster speeds but shorter range. 2.4GHz is slower but reaches further.
Disconnect unused devices
Every connected device uses bandwidth. Disconnect devices you are not using to free up speed.
Keep your devices updated
Outdated software and drivers can cause WiFi problems. Keep everything up to date.
Avoid interference
Microwaves and cordless phones can interfere with WiFi. Keep your router away from these.
Use a WiFi extender for large spaces
A WiFi extender or mesh network can eliminate dead zones and improve coverage throughout.