If your device or router is to blame for the Wi-Fi-related issues you’re having, you’re going to have to get it repaired. In this case, give the manufacturer a call if the device is still under warranty or the retailer if you opted for one of the extra insurance packages they like to offer. If both have already expired, you’ll have to look for a new one. Luckily, current-gen Wi-Fi 6 routers have dropped in price over the past few years so it won’t burn a hole in your pocket. Still, we recommend contacting your provider first as they may provide a replacement at no cost to you.

These are some of the most basic and common solutions for your Wi-Fi problems, although they aren’t the only ones. Did any of them solve your connection issues? Let us know which one in the comments!