Useful tips for fixing a faulty internet connection
We have all experienced a faulty internet connection. The internet is for creating convenience in life, not to create stress and headaches. It can be frustrating when you lose your internet connection when you need it most. You could call up your Internet service provider but they provide little help over the phone and if they send repair person it would be a charged services. But wait, you know TechAdict so we can help you in your time of need. Read this article and you to will be able to diagnose and fix your slow connection.
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Determine if the problem is with your computer or the network:
If other devices connected to the same network are able to access the internet, then the problem lies with your Computer. You should check the internet settings of your PC such as a Wi-Fi connection or reboot the computer. If no other device can connect to the internet then the problem resides in your network hardware or network configuration.
Try opening a different website or program:
There can be a chance that the website you looking for is down for some reason or the program you are using may have a server problem on its end. Try opening another website or program that accesses the internet to see if you can connect. If you have another browser try opening websites in the other browser to rule out problems with the browser. There might be a problem in the settings of the browser you are currently using.
Restart your PC:
Restarting a PC can be a simple solution to fix the majority of PC issues. Sometimes in a PC temporary files stock pike and cause the system to slow down and not operate properly. This is the easiest way to configure all the PC settings. A simple restart can clear out bad issues causing connectivity issues. There may be a chance that nothing happen by doing this.
Reset network hardware:
If your network connection suddenly goes off then there may be a fault in your network hardware and restarting/unplugging them can be helpful in restoring the network connection. For this, unplug your router and modem cables, wait for some time and again plug them in. Wait till they get a complete power supply then try loading web pages.
Boost your Wi-Fi signals:
If you experience a problem with signals then it usually means there is an issue with interference and distance of your Wi-Fi. There are various things which you can do to resolve this problem and get signals back.
Perform virus and malware scans as there may be certain malicious code hindering the ability of your pc to access the internet. A virus can be tricky to get rid of if you get infected. Protect your computer with regular scans and be proactive with your computing!
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