Try these options first – they’re Simple and easy to follow.

• _{Turn the router off.}
• _{Wait 30 seconds.}
• _{Turn it back on.}
• _{Wait for all lights to stabilize.}

• _{Click Start.}
• _{Click Power.}
• _{Click Restart.}

• _{Distance weakens the signal.}
• _{Try moving into the same room.}

• _{Place in a central, open location.}
• _{Keep it high vs. away from walls, metal and appliances.}

• _{Each device uses bandwidth.}
• _{Disconnect devices you’re not using.}

• _{Use a trusted speed test service.}
• _{Compare with your internet plan.}

• _{Forget your network.}
• _{Reconnect using your password.}

Advanced steps for even faster and more stable WiFi.

• _{Open Device Manager.}
• _{Expand Network adapters.}
• _{Update your WiFi driver.}

• _{5GHz is faster and less crowded.}
• _{2.4GHz has better range but is slower.}

• _{Log in to your router.}
• _{Change to a less congested channel.}
• _{Use a WiFi analyzer app if needed.}

• _{Check your router model.}
• _{Download and install the latest firmware.}

• _{Perfect for large homes.}
• _{Provides stronger and wider coverage.}
• _{Seamless roaming between rooms.}

• _{Connect PCs, gaming consoles or smart TVs with Ethernet.}
• _{Get maximum speed and lowest pings.}

• _{Connect your PC to the router with an Ethernet cable.}
• _{Run a speed test.}
• _{Compare with your broadband plan.}

• _{Newer WiFi standards are much faster.}
• _{Better for multiple devices and gaming.}