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Update your Wi-Fi router's firmware

If your router’s firmware hasn't been updated, its performance might be hampered. A few routers can update their firmware automatically, and for some, you will need to log into its control panel and see if the firmware can be updated.

Switch to a less congested channel

Your router has several channels it can choose from when using the Wi-Fi signal. There are many channels within the 2.4GHz and the 5GHz bands, and you should choose one with lesser congestion.

Check the number of users/connected devices

Your Wi-Fi might be using a lot of users or devices all using your internet at the same time. This can choke your bandwidth. In that case, you should upgrade your plan or reduce the number of users or devices connected.

Upgrade your router, or add. extenders

Replacing your router should be the last resort to upgrade your Wi-Fi. If your router is limited to the 802.11n or 802.11g standards, for example, you should move to an 802.11ac or Wi-Fi 6 router to improve connectivity.

In case you still face issues, you can refer to our most commonly asked questions here to know more about Wi-Fi signal troubleshooting.

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