HOW TO INCREASE WI-FI SPEED
                       HOW TO INCREASE WI-FI SPEED 
Learn how to increase the Wi-Fi speed by optimizing the settings to boost signal and extend range: 
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Wi-Fi speed:- your web browser keeps spinning without loading the page you want.
With millions of users connecting their devices to Wi-Fi hotspots around the world, it’s no wonder that people want to 
know how to increase their Wi-Fi speed so they can stream upload and download documents, movies and transfer data 
quickly.
● Speed—New Wi-Fi technologies deliver data grater  than previous generations. A faster 
connection results in better faster speeds. So it is useful for new generations
Capacity—New routers also deliver more data simultaneously to more devices; that is, they have 
a larger capacity.Coverage—Wi-Fi speed is one piece of the puzzle, and coverage (or range) is 
the other. You want a router can deliver than more Internet speed and at greater distances.
   Why Your Wi-Fi Is Slow:- 
There are many reasons your connection Internet might appear slow. It could be a problem with your 
modem or router, Wi-Fi signal, signal strength on your cable line, devices on your network saturating 
your bandwidth, or even a slow DNS server.
Three main things impact the speed of your Internet connection—the placement of the router, the 
technology, and the devices that are connected to it.
  Top 5 Ways to Boost Your WiFi Speed :-
1. Select a Good Place for Your Router:-           
 For the best signal, put the wireless router out in the open on the main floor of your house, away 
from walls and obstructions. Ideally, you all want to position it off the floor, above furniture. Keep it 
away from other electronics that cause might interference, like microwaves, baby monitors, and 
cordless phones. You might also try pointing the antennas perpendicularly, with one horizontally and 
one vertically.
 2. Use current Wi-Fi technologies:-
      Technologies change rapidly, one of the best ways to speed up your wireless network is to 
use the latest hardware. Wireless-N and Wireless-AC are newer, faster technologies, with 
Wireless-A , -B and -G  being older and slower.
  3. Get a Stronger Antenna:-
          Most WiFi routers come with weak antennas. It’s not that manufacturers want to save every cent they 
can, but powerful WiFi antennas tend to be hideously large. Compared to the antenna came with your router, 
which probably just is a few inches tall and has around 4 dB , and 10-dB can be anywhere between 10 to 15 
inches tall.
   4. Limit devices and optimize settings:-
          You’ll also want to make sure that your wireless router has the latest updates to its firmware. 
While many newer routers have a built-in update process, you may need to access your router’s 
settings to manually start an update.
     5. Switch to 5 GHz:-
       The 5 GHz wireless frequency provide faster data rates at shorter distances and is typically 
much less busy than the 2.4 GHz wireless frequency. If your router supports its, consider switching to 
it for an instant short-range speed boost.
Summary:-
Tweak your router settings for optimal performance. If necessary, install a  range extender to boost the 
wireless signal of your router. Try a new wireless router that meets the 5 GHz 802.11ac standard.
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