1. Check Your Router Placement

Your Wi-Fi signal weakens as it travels through walls and floors. To maximize coverage, place your router in a central location, away from thick walls, metal appliances, and interference from other electronics. Also, the higher, the better. You may want to consider mounting your router on a shelf for improved performance.

2. Limit Background Activity

Many apps and devices use bandwidth in the background, slowing down your connection. Check for auto-updates, cloud backups, or streaming services running on idle devices. Pausing or scheduling these activities for off-peak hours can free up bandwidth for what matters most.

3. Restart Your Router

Just like your computer, your router benefits from an occasional restart. Powering it off and back on refreshes the connection, clears temporary glitches, and can help improve your overall speed.

4. Use a Wired Connection When Possible

Wi-Fi is convenient, but a wired Ethernet connection is faster and more stable. If you’re gaming, video conferencing, or streaming in 4K, plugging directly into your router can boost your speed.

5. Check for Interference and Updates

Neighboring networks, Bluetooth devices, and outdated firmware can cause interference. Be sure to update your router’s firmware regularly to avoid issues.

Fast, reliable internet is essential for staying connected and productive. By making these small adjustments, you can ensure you’re getting the fastest speeds possible!

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