FAQs

You should upgrade if your router is more than 4–5 years old, doesn’t support Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7, or fails to provide stable speed even after optimization.

This usually happens due to outdated network drivers, weak Wi-Fi adapters, background apps, or hardware limitations on that specific device.

Place your router in a central, open location, away from walls, metal objects, microwaves, and cordless phones to ensure stronger and more even Wi-Fi coverage.

Yes. Restarting your router clears temporary glitches, refreshes network connections, and often restores normal Wi-Fi speed, especially if the router has been running for a long time.

Your Wi-Fi can be slow due to poor router placement, signal interference, too many connected devices, outdated hardware, or background apps using bandwidth—even if your internet plan is fast.