If you feel anxious every time you encounter a WiFi problem and don’t immediately know how to fix it, then you should familiarize yourself with some of the best apps for WiFi troubleshooting that you can download from the Internet and use them to diagnose and solve common WiFi problems.
If you have WiFi issues even with a strong WiFi router or mesh network, it might be because of the noise around it. Learn what signal to noise means, and make your signal-to-noise ratio better to ensure steady traffic.
Monitor your Wi-Fi network: signal-to-noise ratio, channel interference, reveal and monitor coverage voids and more with NetSpot, the free wireless monitor.
If your WiFi signal is weak, don’t spend any money at first. Follow our tips on how to fix a weak signal and use NetSpot to analyze your WiFi coverage before and after.
Modern WiFi routers advertise support for 802.11ac, but what does it mean? Read this article to find out everything you need to know about 802.11ac.
Learn the difference between 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz Wi-Fi bands and how to pick the best one for speed, range, and performance with NetSpot.