How to troubleshoot wireless router problems

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How to Troubleshoot Wireless Router Problems
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Reboot the Router

• Have you tried rebooting it? Yes, once again,the
  lowly reboot is the solution to many network
  problems. Whether websites are failing to load,
  everything network-related seems slow,
  connections are dropping, or your wireless is
  flaking out, you may just want to try rebooting
  your router.
• If you have to frequently reboot your router, the
  manufacturers firmware may just be unstable and
  buggy. Installing an alternative firmware like
  DD-WRT might help.

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Check for Overheating

• Like any other electronic device, routers can
  fall prey to overheating. This overheating can
  damage the router over time or just make it
  unstable. Check your routers temperature to see
  how hot it is. If it seems very hot, ensure that
  its getting enough airflow. If the vents are
  blocked or you have the router in a hot location
  like on top of a tower PC that heats up
  overheating could be causing instability. Its
  also possible that past overheating may have
  damaged the router.

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Verify Cables Are Securely Connected

• This may sound like a no-brainer, but we
  sometimes forget to check the most obvious
  solution before moving on to more complicated
  ones. Someone may have accidentally pulled on or
  kicked a cable, causing it to unplug or become
  loose. You should check all of the cables
  involved and ensure that theyre securely
  connected.
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Reposition the Router

• You should also ensure that the routers antenna
  is positioned vertically rather than horizontally
  a vertical antenna will give you the largest
  coverage area. 
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  customer-support/linksys-router/

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Change the Wireless Channel

• If youre in a location with a lot of wireless
  routers nearby, like an apartment building,
  theres a good chance your router is subject to
  interference from other wireless routers sending
  signals on the same wireless frequency.
  Determining the optimal wireless channel for your
  area and changing your router to operate on that
  wireless channel instead of a more congested one
  can reduce this interference, improving your
  wireless signal.
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Contact Details

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  customer-support/
• 800-760-5113
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