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Improve Wi-Fi by Changing Channel
Despite being close to the router, many people suffer from weak Wi-Fi signals due to factors related to the device's placement, such as being behind furniture or metallic objects, or near thick walls. Additionally, network congestion caused by multiple connected devices—especially when streaming content or downloading large files—contributes to signal weakening. The situation can be improved by positioning the router in a high and open location, using an Ethernet cable for nearby devices to reduce wireless network load, and changing the Wi-Fi channel in case of interference from neighboring networks. It is recommended to choose the least congested channels, particularly within the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, by using network analysis tools to monitor interference. These measures can significantly enhance internet speed and stability.
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