Before you begin tweaking things, it's a smart thought to refresh your router. Router makers are continually improving programming to squeeze out a smidgen more speed. How simple is to update your firmware relies totally upon your gadget's producer and model.

Most current routers have the update cycle incorporated directly into the administration interface, so it's simply an issue of hitting a firmware overhaul button. Different models, especially on the off chance that they're more seasoned, actually expect you to visit the producer's site, download a firmware file from your router's help page, and transfer it to the administration interface. It's dreary, yet something worth being thankful for to do since it would be a particularly basic fix.

Truth be told, regardless of whether your wireless network isn't ailing, you should make it a point to refresh your firmware consistently for performance upgrades, better highlights, and security refreshes. For help with this, we have a guide on accessing your router's settings.