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A lot of households have more Wi-Fi enabled devices (PCs, laptops, tablets, and more) than there are people in the home. Generally, devices can share a connection with no noticeable loss of speed, but there are some exceptions.
What slows your household's connection down? Tell us in the comments!
Thanks!
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TechWannaBe
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Nothing seems to slow mine down
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th33ch0
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Another important thing is to make sure that your router is secure! By having an unsecured router, you are allowing anyone to use your internet and this can drastically affect the speeds and overall quality of your internet.
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ibcopytek
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I have the slowest speed cox has available,and i have had the same problems. I have 3 desktops, 2 wireless laptops,
2 iphones, 2 wireless cameras, X-Box. all an the same network. Part of the problem was my desktops all wanted to do their updates at the same time... Default settings for windows.. Schedule updates at different times on each machine. This will help to eliminate using all your bandwidth at any given time. And.. as the other post said a unsecured router or a infected machine will result in low bandwidth. if you have a router check your logs, also you can see all devices connected to your connection
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WLand
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@th33ch0 is absolutely correct. We highly recommend using a secure network. Check out our article Resources for Securing Your Wireless Network to learn more.
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