How to Troubleshoot Wireless Interference

A strong wireless signal can significantly boost your productivity. You can efficiently browse the Internet if you have a strong and uninterrupted signal. Yet, items such as blue tooth devices can stand in the way of your wireless signal. You can troubleshoot your wireless signal to remedy interference issues.

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  Relocate or turn off your Bluetooth. Cell phones and other Bluetooth devices impede a wireless signal. If you want a stronger wireless signal at your office, you can prohibit Bluetooth devices within a certain perimeter of your workplace.

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  Lose the microwave. Microwave ovens present one of the most common sources of wireless interference. At the very least, turn the microwave off when you don't actually use it. This way, you will have a more solid wireless signal.

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  Close the gap. The distance between your wireless access point and your receiver plays a vital role in the strength of your signal. A smaller distance minimizes the potential of wireless interference. Adjust components to make your wireless network as closely situated as possible.