It has been raining continuously in many areas of the country for the last few days, due to which the internet speed has also been reduced in many places. It has often been seen that the internet speed slows down during the rainy season, due to which users doing video streaming, online gaming, and working from home start facing a lot of problems, but now you do not need to take much tension.

Today, we will tell you some easy tips by adopting which you can maintain the speed of the internet even in the rain. That is, your net will run fast even in this season. Let's know about it...

Change the position of the router.

Signals can become weak during rainy days. Therefore, keep the router in the middle of the house and at a high place. Always try to keep the router away from walls or electronic devices. Apart from this, if you want, you can also boost the Wi-Fi signal by using aluminum foil. However, you have to set it correctly, or else the speed may deteriorate further.

Change the Wi-Fi channel.
If many people around you are using the internet on the same channel, then the network may be slow. In such a situation, you can change the Wi-Fi channel manually by going to the settings of the router. For this, you will have to log in to the admin page of your router.

Check the cable connection too.
It has also been seen that often water gets into the cable during rain, or the internet becomes slow due to a loose connection. In such a situation, first check it properly, and if the cable is wet, then dry it and reconnect it properly, or contact the service provider.

Control over data limit or background apps
Often, many devices slow down the speed of Wi-Fi as soon as it is connected because many times the apps in the background start consuming a lot of data, due to which the internet becomes slow suddenly. In such a situation, you should go to the settings and set controls on background apps. At the same time, updates of unnecessary apps should also be turned off.

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