Why has my Verizon Internet slowed down?

1. Test a different modem/router. The biggest cause of slowed down internet is a bad modem.
2. Scan for viruses.
3. Check for on-system interference.
4. Check your filters.
5. Try getting rid of your cordless phone.
6. Plug in.
7. Check for external interference.
8. Check for Foxtel or other types of TV.

Run a Speed Test

1. Connect your computer directly to your router using an Ethernet cable.
2. Disconnect from any VPN's.
3. Make sure no other device is connected to your internet during the test.
4. Avoid using video or music streaming apps.

1. Unplug the router. For more specific instructions on router settings and issues, contact the router's manufacturer.
2. Wait 1 minute.
3. Plug the router back in.
4. Wait 1-3 minutes for the initialization process to be completed.
5. Attempt to connect to the Internet.

1. Before rebooting, turn on Airplane Mode.
2. Wait for 30 seconds, then turn Airplane Mode off.
3. If you still don't have data, turn airplane mode back on, turn your phone off, wait for a minute, turn your phone back on, turn airplane mode off, wait for thirty seconds, then turn mobile data on.

1. Confirm that you are having speed issues.
2. Reset your modem and router.
3. Connect your computer directly to the modem.
4. Install DDWRT or Tomato firmware on your router.
5. Check your DNS performance, and use a different one.
6. Call your ISP and have them replace the modem.
7. Buy your own modem.
8. Run the ICSI Netalyzr.

1. Remove any type of cover, case or hand blocking the antenna of the smartphone.
2. Remove obstructions between your smartphone and the cell tower.
3. Conserve your cellphone battery.
4. Check your SIM card for any damage or dust.
5. Switch back to 2G or 3G network.

1. Improve 4G signal - set up your mobile phone.
2. Increase 4G signal reception - use a network optimizing app.
3. Boost 4G signal - install a mobile repeater.

1. Get a Modern Router. I just moved and recently got cable.
2. Don't Hide Your Router.
3. Buy a WiFi Extender.
4. Check for Router Updates.
5. Use a Long Range Router.
6. Kick Your Neighbors Offline.
7. Perform a Speed Test.

1. Get a New Phone/Hotspot. If you're using an old device, a new phone or hotspot may allow you to connect to new bands.
2. Use External Antennas. Many hotspots from major carriers like AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile support external antenna ports.
3. Use a Signal Booster.

1. Go to “Settings”
2. Select “Network & Internet”
3. Tap on “Hotspot & Tethering”, followed by “Advanced” and look for AP Band to change the Wi-Fi frequencies.

1. The modem won't turn on.
2. You can't connect to the internet at all.
3. Internet connection drops in and out randomly.
4. Internet speed is inconsistent or is consistently slower than it used to be.
5. You frequently need to reset the modem to get it functioning properly.