People are just realizing Wi-Fi speed is instantly increased by avoiding 3 cable mistakes that destroy your connection
IF your Wi-Fi is super slow, broken, or misused cables could be to blame.
It's easy to forget about wires when you're thinking of a wireless connection but routers plugged into the wall rely on a cable to work.
Experts at have some advice when it comes to Wi-Fi router cables.
They suggest that those experience internet issues need to check wires for signs of damage.
Make sure there are no kinks in the wires as this can disrupt your router.
You also need to avoid hard twists and too much tension.
Don't try and force your router to attach to a socket that's slightly too far away.
Avoid tension on the wire by getting an extension device or putting your router in a different location.
It's also worth looking out for any chew marks on your cables.
This especially applies if you have pets but you might also discover you have mice if suspicious bite marks appear.
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If all looks fine from the outside but you still suspect your cables, replace them.
Wires can become damaged without any obvious signs of being broken.
Fragile cables can be negatively impacted by the slightest nudge.
You also need to consider what kind of cables you're using.
High Speed Internet says: "Coaxial cables should be screwed on snugly and phone and Ethernet cables should be fully inserted into the sockets."
Taking time to set up your router correctly can save you internet woes in the long run.
