When you encounter Wi-Fi problems, you can try troubleshooting your network or devices, check with your internet service provider, and more.

WiFi is great because it gives freedom, and while Ethernet still dominates in delivering better speed compared to WiFi, there is nothing like sitting anywhere you wish and working or enjoying a movie.

In theory, all you need is a shiny new router for hassle-free wireless connections in your home or small office. Yet in practice, your wireless reception often will be plagued with interference issues ...

Some free speed tests, including Ookla and Cloudflare, also give you download and upload scores for latency. These are referred to as “loaded latency” results, and they’re taken while the speed test ...

Corrections & Clarifications: The password-free login option, Wi-Fi Protected Setup, is built into the Android operating system. Wi-Fi is great when it works — but it never seems to work often enough ...

You’ve been waiting all week for this moment: An evening all to yourself to stream the latest season of your favorite show. What could possibly go wrong? Right on cue, the video freezes. In fact, the ...

You wake up Saturday morning to check your favorite team's score, and the page won't load. It's the Wi-Fi again! Wi-Fi connection issues can occur for a bunch of frustrating reasons. If your Wi-Fi is ...

If your computer keeps disconnecting from the WiFi or if your connection feels slow, there is a simple way to fix it - and it ...

Since Wi-Fi is a vital part of today’s MacBook experience, connection problems are serious business. We know you want to get back online right away, whether it’s to turn in an important report or ...

Among the many problems and complains we receive through our mailbag address ([email protected]) are connectivity problems most especially WiFi and the Samsung Galaxy S4 is the most popular device in ...

I've moved recently and just got a nice FTTH connection to which I use my own (Netgear wndr3700) router. Until that arrived though I got a connection through the cable company (using their Netgear ...

There’s an article on Wired News this morning talking about problems with the way Windows XP handles WiFi connections — something that is especially topical for me, since I spent all day yesterday ...