Slow Wi-Fi at home? 3 things I always check first for faster internet speed

Rodica Cojocaru/Getty Images Nearly every part of modern life depends on our connection to the internet. When my provider experiences an outage, everything grinds to a halt -- working remotely via VPN, streaming music on Spotify, and even using smart home devices. It's a stark reminder of how much we rely on the invisible network that keeps us connected. Almost every aspect of modern life is affected by our connectivity to the Web. Also: How to clear the cache on your Windows 11 PC (and why it's important to do so) A total outage feels completely unacceptable. But a sketchy connection afflicted by lag and buffering can be even more frustrating. If you're sure that your signal is strong but you're still experiencing issues, the problem might be the location of your router. 1. Location is key, but reach matters It's always true that location is key. But your router's efficacy is also impacted by the size of your home and how far the router's signals can reach. A single wireless acc ... Read full article.