Trisha Jandoc was an associate writer at CNET covering broadband and everything related to home internet. She graduated from St. John's University with a bachelor's degree in journalism and a focus on ...

Testing your network speed can help identify if the issue is with your device or the server. Go to a speed test website or app. Run the speed test and compare the results with your internet plan.

You’re connected to wifi, and no matter what website you visit and how many apps you open, nothing works. You try to figure out what’s going on and find that your Wi-Fi icon has an exclamation mark, ...

A strong, reliable internet connection is something most of us completely take for granted – right up until it isn’t. Yes, it’s very much a first-world problem, but a slow Wi-Fi connection can feel ...

The following fixes will help you if your internet connection drops when downloading large files on your Windows PC. Before you proceed, we suggest you check if you have marked your internet ...

Dealing with slow internet is a frustrating experience, especially if you're gaming with friends, streaming a show or trying to work from home. When I started experiencing slow Wi-Fi at home, even ...

The red flags are there for a reason, so don't ignore them: the buffering, the slow downloads and the interrupted Zoom calls. I wouldn't usually have paid attention to these signs, since I had never ...