WiFi Issues? Best Router Settings?
A lot of users have reported issues with their WiFi connection. Whether it's dropping the connection, slow speeds, or just won't connect, I will personally help any user who has issues with their WiFi by diagnosing your router settings, and setup. Even I have struggled to find the best settings...
Now I'm sure you're asking yourself... Is he qualified?
Here is a screenshot of my Laptop's Wireless Connection:
and here is my S3:
The S3 is capable of both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz WiFi and supports B, G, and N. It seems to be temperamental with the 5Ghz especially if you have high-end router that allows for frequency change, and also if you have a large house. Chances are high the 5Ghz won't broadcast all over the house.
Here's the difference between the two:
2.4Ghz broadcasts farther but has lower bandwidth
5Ghz doesn't broadcast as far, but has higher bandwidth
If your router supports it, the optimal settings are:
WPA2-AES secured with a Passphrase
Because we all have different routers, I will have to personally diagnose your settings.
Post away...
A lot of users have reported issues with their WiFi connection. Whether it's dropping the connection, slow speeds, or just won't connect, I will personally help any user who has issues with their WiFi by diagnosing your router settings, and setup. Even I have struggled to find the best settings...
Now I'm sure you're asking yourself... Is he qualified?
Here is a screenshot of my Laptop's Wireless Connection:
and here is my S3:
The S3 is capable of both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz WiFi and supports B, G, and N. It seems to be temperamental with the 5Ghz especially if you have high-end router that allows for frequency change, and also if you have a large house. Chances are high the 5Ghz won't broadcast all over the house.
Here's the difference between the two:
2.4Ghz broadcasts farther but has lower bandwidth
5Ghz doesn't broadcast as far, but has higher bandwidth
If your router supports it, the optimal settings are:
WPA2-AES secured with a Passphrase
Because we all have different routers, I will have to personally diagnose your settings.
Post away...
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