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In this article, we will considersome of the ways you can troubleshoot wireless issues on your broadband toensure that you get the best service that you can out of the connection.  Whether you’re with a provider such as AOLBroadband at the slower speed end of the market, or Sky Broadband or BTBroadband which is much faster, the issues tend to be the same.So let’s jump in to why we havelimited speed coming in to our home before we go into the wireless issues.  LimitedSpeed of Your ConnectionIt’s important to understand thatADSL connections are not always as fast as the speeds that wereadvertised.  Indeed, only around 20% ofconsumers get the advertised speeds on the up to rates they saw on theheadlines that they bought from.  This isbecause the telephone cables that are used to transfer the internet data forADSL are not optimal for the passage of Internet information.The copper cables lose speed ofinternet over distance and therefore the further you are from the telephoneexchange, the slower the connection you’ll likely to get.  Indeed, it’s well worth jumping on to aservice such as Sam Knows Best and finding out where your local telephoneexchange is.  This can provide you withuseful information so that you know whether you have an unlimited connectioncoming in in the first place.TestingYour Connection Whether you’re testing an AOLBroadband or Sky Broadband connection, the process should be the same.  There are three speed tests you should run tofind out where the problem lies.  First of all you should testwirelessly to find out what wireless connection speed you’re getting indifferent areas for your home.  Jump onto a service such as speedtest.net and find out what levels of speed you aregetting in all of the places in the home that you use your internet.  Do three tests in order to ensure you cantake an average and don’t expect an inaccurate result from a single test.  If you find you’re getting lots of differentresults then do more than three to get an average and also consider that youmay have instability on your line.Next, you should plug an Ethernetcable into your router and in to your connecting device.  This will provide you a measure of the speedthat’s coming off your router so that you can access the difference between thewireless speed and the router speed. This is a great way to find out how much speed you’re losing wirelesslyin different parts of your home.  If youfind that in certain locations from your home, you’re getting a particularlypoor speed, then there are things you can do and we’ll look at this a littlebit later.The third test you should do is atest straight into the testing socket on your BT line.  If you go to the socket that your router isplugged into, it should be the main socket. By unscrewing the two screws on the front face of the panel, you canopen up the bottom and you should see a testing port.  By plugging in your filter and your router into this port you can find out the actual line speed coming into your homewithout the impact of any internal factors. Indeed, your telephone wiring system in your home can cause a lot ofinterference with your broadband and can cause up to 4Mbps decreases in speed.Whatnext?Once you’ve done tests on your AOLBroadband or other ADSL connection, you’ll have an idea of where you’re losingspeed.  If you find that the speedbetween the testing socket and the wired tests are very similar and that yourwireless connections are suffering, then it may be that you need to look atwireless troubleshooting.Issueswith Wireless ConnectivityWireless signals passed from yourrouter must be able to meet your device in order to offer a decent level ofinternet performance.  However, physicalobstructions, electrical interference and wireless signals can all get in theway of the wireless passage of information.It’s important therefore to lookat certain steps to understand why you have issues.Interferencefrom Other ConnectionsIf you live in a built up areaand when you go to manage connections on your device you see a number ofinternet connections with strong signal, it’s likely that there are a lot ofwireless signals flying around in your home. This will mean that there is a great possibility for interference from theseother devices.If you find you’re gettingparticularly poor internet signal on your wireless devices, this may well bethe cause.  Most routers work on the2.4GHz spectrum range and therefore one solution is to go for a premium routerthat offers a different frequency. Indeed, many premium routers offer the ability to change channel orchange frequency so that you can bypass this interference.Interferencefrom Home Devices Home devices can also cause interference ifthey work on a wireless basis.  Forexample, baby monitors, Wi-Fi boilers, and Wi-Fi music systems can interferewith your broadband.  Again, you need tocheck out what frequency they use and there are applications you can downloadin order to find out.  If you do a searchonline for what frequency devices are in my area, we’ll find tools that you canuse.ElectricalInterferenceElectrical interference can becaused by anything that is between you and the router or is around therouter.  Indeed, the more electricalinterference you get, the more likely you are to have problems.  You should place your router at least a meteror two away from microwave ovens, fridges, freezers, and so on and put it inelevated position to give it the best opportunity to pass the signal aroundyour home.You should also place the router centrallyin your home if possible so that you can get the signal to all corners.  Solutionsto Broadband Wireless IssuesIf you find your AOL Broadband isreally suffering, then there are certain steps you can take to overcome theissues.  EthernetCablesThe simplest way to bypasswireless issues is just to plug in using your Ethernet cable.  This is fine and good if you are trying toconnect close to your router, but if you want to connect upstairs in adifferent portion of your house, then you may well need to run cableprominently around the doors, up the skirtings and into the rooms.  This can be slightly unsightly but the truthis that these cables are only around the same width as your telephone cables,so if you do it properly, it shouldn’t be a problem,HomeplugSystemsIt’s also possible to buy a homeplug system which is able to pass the internet signal through your electricalcircuit and then you can plug an Ethernet cable into the socket in order toreceive your internet signal.  This is avery good way to get a good speed of internet around your home without havingto pass Ethernet cables.Repeatersor RelayersA repeater or relayer amplifiesthe signal in your home.  Essentiallythis will enable you to pass the signal further by placing the device inbetween your router and your connecting device and therefore getting moresignal between the two.  This can beparticularly useful if you are subject to obstructions.  PhysicalObstructionsPhysical obstructions can come inmany forms but often they are the walls and ceilings of your home that aredense and unable to allow the penetration of the wireless signals.  Older homes tend to be more sturdily builtand often have more issues.  Indeed, someolder homes even have chicken wire placed in the walls and these can proveimpenetrable barriers for wireless signals. A relayer or repeater can pass the signal around to ensure that you canstill get wireless signal despite these obstructions.Getas Much AOL Broadband, Sky Broadband, BT Broadband or Other Broadband into YourHouse to Start WithIt’s important to ensure that youget as much broadband speed into your house as possible if you are speedmotivated.  If you do high intensityactivities, there’s no point getting an AOL Broadband connection at 5Mbpsbecause it’s simply won’t be enough.  If thereare multiple people in the house, then it may be time for an upgrade to fibreoptic broadband or a time to look for a faster ADSL supplier.  Of course we’ve seen that thedistance from your telephone exchange is important when it comes to the speedthat you receive, however, you can also look on Sam Knows Best and see whichcompanies have their own equipment installed in the telephone exchanges becauseADSL 2 offers twice the bandwidth of standard ADSL and ADSL 2+ offers threetimes the bandwidth of the AOL Broadband 8Mbps connection packages.