increase my Internet speed...?

[ranisharma1531]

Hello Friends,

Please Suggest me, How can I increase my Internet speed...?

 

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[ranisharma1531]

Thanks For Advise....

 

[Danbou]

Reset your network.
Sometimes modems pick up interference from nearby networks. To fix this, reboot the modem. The modem is setup to detect interference, and restarting the modem can cause the device to use a less congested wireless signal which could improve performance.
Use the power buttons on your devices to turn them off, or unplug the power cables; wait 30 seconds, and then plug them back in.

Check that there aren't conflicting signals.
IF you're using a wireless router, make sure its signal isn't conflicting with a cordless phone in your home or a wireless camera. If the GHz on your router (usually 2.4 GHz or 5.8 GHz) match the GHz on your phone, your connection might be slower when the phone is in use. Try unplugging the phone base and remove the handset battery. Now, see if your wireless network connection is stable.

Many other common household devices can interfere with the strength of your wireless connection.
Examples: cell phones, Bluetooth devices, televisions, dimmer switches, fans, fluorescent lights, copy machines, microwaves, treadmills, wireless surveillance systems, wireless speakers, wireless baby monitors, motion detector lights, garage door openers.

Try turning off (and unplugging) electronic devices in your home. If that solves the problem (but you still need to use the devices), try moving your modem so it and the other devices aren't in the same line of sight. In some cases, you may need to separate devices by as much as 5 to 10 feet before you see consistent improvement.

Check the other devices on your network.
If other people on your network are downloading or streaming media from the internet, it's probably bogging down your connection. Try turning off other devices to improve the speed of your connection.

Place your wireless router or computer in a different area.
If you're using a wireless router, a weak signal can cause lower speeds and spotty connections. Try to place your router as close to your computer as possible, or place your computer so that it is closer to the router. Ensure that the router is in a high, open space and not locked away in a cabinet. Also, be sure your router and modem are clean of dust and properly ventilated.

Click here to learn more about optimal modem placement.

Check your filters.
If you're on a DSL connection, you should have hooked the line from your phone jack into one side of a box filter. On the other side of the filter, you should have two lines coming out: one for your phone and one for your modem. Make sure you have high-quality filters in place for the best signal speed.

 

[Apnitricity]

Reset your network.
Sometimes modems pick up interference from nearby networks. To fix this, reboot the modem. The modem is setup to detect interference, and restarting the modem can cause the device to use a less congested wireless signal which could improve performance.
Use the power buttons on your devices to turn them off, or unplug the power cables; wait 30 seconds, and then plug them back in.

Check that there aren't conflicting signals.
IF you're using a wireless router, make sure its signal isn't conflicting with a cordless phone in your home or a wireless camera. If the GHz on your router (usually 2.4 GHz or 5.8 GHz) match the GHz on your phone, your connection might be slower when the phone is in use. Try unplugging the phone base and remove the handset battery. Now, see if your wireless network connection is stable.

Many other common household devices can interfere with the strength of your wireless connection.
Examples: cell phones, Bluetooth devices, televisions, dimmer switches, fans, fluorescent lights, copy machines, microwaves, treadmills, wireless surveillance systems, wireless speakers, wireless baby monitors, motion detector lights, garage door openers.

Try turning off (and unplugging) electronic devices in your home. If that solves the problem (but you still need to use the devices), try moving your modem so it and the other devices aren't in the same line of sight. In some cases, you may need to separate devices by as much as 5 to 10 feet before you see consistent improvement.

Check the other devices on your network.
If other people on your network are downloading or streaming media from the internet, it's probably bogging down your connection. Try turning off other devices to improve the speed of your connection.

Place your wireless router or computer in a different area.
If you're using a wireless router, a weak signal can cause lower speeds and spotty connections. Try to place your router as close to your computer as possible, or place your computer so that it is closer to the router. Ensure that the router is in a high, open space and not locked away in a cabinet. Also, be sure your router and modem are clean of dust and properly ventilated.

Click here to learn more about optimal modem placement.

Check your filters.
If you're on a DSL connection, you should have hooked the line from your phone jack into one side of a box filter. On the other side of the filter, you should have two lines coming out: one for your phone and one for your modem. Make sure you have high-quality filters in place for the best signal speed.

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[AnkurMadaan]

Reset modem and turn off when internet is not in use.

 

[Alanah_Rae]

Reset your network.
Sometimes modems pick up interference from nearby networks. To fix this, reboot the modem. The modem is setup to detect interference, and restarting the modem can cause the device to use a less congested wireless signal which could improve performance.
Use the power buttons on your devices to turn them off, or unplug the power cables; wait 30 seconds, and then plug them back in.

Check that there aren't conflicting signals.
IF you're using a wireless router, make sure its signal isn't conflicting with a cordless phone in your home or a wireless camera. If the GHz on your router (usually 2.4 GHz or 5.8 GHz) match the GHz on your phone, your connection might be slower when the phone is in use. Try unplugging the phone base and remove the handset battery. Now, see if your wireless network connection is stable.

Many other common household devices can interfere with the strength of your wireless connection.
Examples: cell phones, Bluetooth devices, televisions, dimmer switches, fans, fluorescent lights, copy machines, microwaves, treadmills, wireless surveillance systems, wireless speakers, wireless baby monitors, motion detector lights, garage door openers.

Try turning off (and unplugging) electronic devices in your home. If that solves the problem (but you still need to use the devices), try moving your modem so it and the other devices aren't in the same line of sight. In some cases, you may need to separate devices by as much as 5 to 10 feet before you see consistent improvement.

Check the other devices on your network.
If other people on your network are downloading or streaming media from the internet, it's probably bogging down your connection. Try turning off other devices to improve the speed of your connection.

Place your wireless router or computer in a different area.
If you're using a wireless router, a weak signal can cause lower speeds and spotty connections. Try to place your router as close to your computer as possible, or place your computer so that it is closer to the router. Ensure that the router is in a high, open space and not locked away in a cabinet. Also, be sure your router and modem are clean of dust and properly ventilated.

Click here to learn more about optimal modem placement.

Check your filters.
If you're on a DSL connection, you should have hooked the line from your phone jack into one side of a box filter. On the other side of the filter, you should have two lines coming out: one for your phone and one for your modem. Make sure you have high-quality filters in place for the best signal speed.

Its really a nice Information thanks for sharing with us !!

 

[riprook7]

For Internet speed you can contact your Internet operator.

 

[ranisharma1531]

Thanks For All Advise...

 

[pihu]

uninstall unwanted apps , install netlimiter to view which process consumed more net and kill that process if not required. Close skypee if not in use these factor will increase your internet speed.

 

[ChiPFirE]

You should pay for a higher bandwidth packages.
The method increases the internet speed is often ineffective

 

[ragulaussie]

Thanks for suggestion

 

[Holoris]

Never cared about speed that much but the quality is so important. I mean, how stable the connection is and how fast emergency situations are solved by the provider.

 

[Matest]

Good day! I think that there are some different ways, that depends on different ways. It could be a wrong router, that is not suitable for you. It is better to check verizon fios compatible routers, you can find something for you there. Also, the reason could be at something else, like in the firm that you are using.

 

[somnathji]

thanks for sharing with us