Troubleshoot -Router Connection Issues

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Troubleshoot -Router Connection Issues
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Reboot the Router

• The reboot process is simple on most routers
  unplug your routers power cable, wait a few
  seconds, and then plug it back in. If you have
  separate modem, you may also want to try
  unplugging your modems power cable and plugging
  it back in after a few seconds. Some devices may
  have a power switch, but the unplug-and-plug-back-
  in method applies to all routers.

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Check for Overheating

• Check your routers temperature to see how hot
  it is. If it seems very hot, ensure that its
  getting enough airflow. If the vents are blocked
  or you have the router in a hot location like
  on top of a tower PC that heats up overheating
  could be causing instability. Its also possible
  that past overheating may have damaged the router.

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Verify Cables Are Securely Connected

• Check all of the cables involved and ensure that
  theyre securely connected. Be sure to check the
  power cables to your router and modem, the cable
  between your router and modem, and the wall
  socket, and each Ethernet cable plugged into the
  back of Check each end of the cable and ensure
  its securely connected it could look connected
  but be a bit loose. the router.

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Reset Your Router to Factory Default Settings

• You should also ensure that the routers antenna
  is positioned vertically rather than horizontally
  a vertical antenna will give you the largest
  coverage area. If youre having trouble with your
  Wi-Fi signal, youll want to try repositioning
  the router.
• Read more tips for Router technical support

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