Where to put your router for the best coverage
Central, elevated, and clear of interference: the placement rules that fix more Wi-Fi problems than any upgrade.
Your Wi-Fi problems probably aren't mysterious.
Most home Wi-Fi trouble comes down to a handful of fixable things: where the router sits, what's blocking the signal, and whether your gear is up to the job. These short guides walk through each one in plain language — no IT background needed.
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