Wi-Fi is a wireless Internet that is distributed from a device called a router. Interruptions in the distribution of the Internet signal are associated with several problems, which can be eliminated in most cases on your own.
Instructions
Step 1
Wi-Fi can be intermittent due to nearby objects that interfere with the signal spreading normally. For example, a microwave oven or refrigerator is too close to the router. The waves they propagate interrupt the signal. The problem can be solved simply: move the router to another location.
Step 2
Perhaps the problem is due to the proximity of the metal structures. For example, a house is too close to a train station or tracks. These constructs interfere with proper signal transmission. Moreover, they distort it. You can solve this problem if you find a stable and unchangeable point in the house where you can put a router. Check empirically until you find this very place.
Step 3
If two neighboring routers operate on the same frequency, then they will interrupt each other. For example, you and your neighbor behind the wall have devices tuned to the same frequency. During simultaneous use, devices may interrupt each other. The signal will be weak and fickle for both you and the person behind the wall. You can fix this by reconfiguring your device to a different operating frequency, if provided by the manufacturer. So, for example, mobile routers from cellular companies operate only on one frequency, which cannot be changed.
Step 4
Often a bad signal comes from a weak antenna. For example, it is too short or directed in one direction. You can fight this. First, try twisting the antenna. If the signal continues to be cut off, then try replacing the antenna with a more powerful and longer one. It is possible that the old one was damaged during operation.
Step 5
The weak power of the device happens from the very beginning, and it happens that the settings go astray by themselves. You can fix this by going to the official website of your router model. If this is supported by the manufacturer, of course. If it is not possible to correct the power yourself, then it makes sense to contact a service center or purchase a new device.
Step 6
Problems may be due to outdated firmware version. This also happens. Long-term use of one router, without any updates, leads to the fact that the firmware is outdated. Because of this, the signal begins to go intermittently. To fix this, you need to download and install more modern drivers and updates to them on the official website of your router model.
