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Follow these steps to diagnose your slow Internet connections
1. Configure Broadband Router Settings Properly
Improperly broadband router configuration will probably lead to slow internet connections. keep consisting your router's settings with the manufacturer's and your Internet Service Provider (ISP)
recommendations.
2. Reposition Router and Change WI-Fi Channel Number
Signal interference which requires computers to resend messages to overcome signal issues constantly may affect the performance of Wi-Fi and other types of wireless connections, repositioning
your router and changing your Wi-Fi channel number may benefit your connection performance.
3. Run Antivirus Software Regularly To Diagnose and Remove These Worms
Internet worm may begin generating huge network traffic, causing slow network connection if any of your computers are infected. Remember to run antivirus software regularly to diagnose and
remove these worms from your computers.
4. Don't forget the Running Background Applications
Some useful background applications, like Peer to peer (P2P) programs, will greatly consume network recourses. Therefore, don’t be blind to the running background applications when facing
slow network connection issues.
5. Temporarily Re-Arrange and Re-Configure Your Gear
Faulty network equipment typically won't support connections. To troubleshoot potentially faulty equipment, temporarily re-arrange and re-configure your gear while experimenting with different
configurations. Try bypassing the router, swapping cables and changing network adapters to isolate the slow performance to a specific component of the system.
6. Inquire Your Service Provider
Internet speed ultimately depends on the service provider. Don’t forget to inquire your ISP about what happened if you suspect they have main responsibility in your poor connection performance.
Conclusion
Reasons for slow connection are diversified, the 6 tips for troubleshooting slow internet
connections are basic solutions that may guide you when suffering network connection problems,moreover, to diagnose and troubleshoot the issues manually is not an easy work. nowadays,
many network administrators usually choose some easy - to - use network analysis tools, like Colasoft Network Analyzer (also called
packet sniffer, network sniffer, protocol analyzer) to monitor,analyze, and troubleshoot their network in minutes.
