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    00:00 Intro
    00:15 Sky Broadband SMS text
    00:56 Test my broadband and WiFi
    01:51 Staying connected
    02:59 Placement of hub/router
    06:16 Practical steps to resolve WiFi issues
    06:24 Sky Hub 4.2 SR203
    08:27 Sky SE210A Booster

КОМЕНТАРІ • 13

  • @tomdmann
    @tomdmann  5 місяців тому

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  • @feraldrgn
    @feraldrgn 16 днів тому

    Just a slight detail: The refresh looking button on the side is the WPS button, not the reset button.
    The reset button is on the back of the router, with the label "reset".

  • @amirodunpade3159
    @amirodunpade3159 Місяць тому

    Thanks

  • @edgarsantos7782
    @edgarsantos7782 2 місяці тому +1

    Hi Tom, thanks for the video.
    I have the Sky Fibre 500Mbs package.
    I find while standing on the same spot and testing the speed of he Wifi using my phone some meters away from the Hub, it goes from 410ish to 70ish, and then to around 2ish. So it's oscillating.
    I didn't reset or turn off the router yet, and I know that would bring it back up. But wouldn't resolve the oscillating problem (even if it might stabilize it for a couple of hours or a day, it will come back). Is this - in your opinion - a fault with the router?
    I have my main PC and working station plugged via Rj45 so it's stable there without issues, but other devices like TVs and Phones are of course via wifi.
    I bought a Mesh system but haven't installed yet as my reasoning is if the wifi is not stable anyways the mesh system won't change that.

    • @tomdmann
      @tomdmann  2 місяці тому +1

      Hi Edgar
      Thanks for reaching out. There are so many variables that can be at play it's difficult to pinpoint the cause of the oscillation you're describing.
      Could be a faulty unit, as you say, but could also be placement of other nearby electrical devices, or even traffic passing by (buses especially can have an impact).
      The fact that it's stable when on a wired connection is interesting.
      Honestly it's probably worth contacting Sky. They have an escalation process, I believe, which can ultimately lead to a Sky representative visiting your property and doing a full assessment, examining wall thickness and loads of other contributing factors.
      Sorry I can't be of more help but do hope you get a resolution soon.
      Best wishes
      Tom

    • @edgarsantos7782
      @edgarsantos7782 2 місяці тому

      @@tomdmann thanks

  • @ringgame
    @ringgame Місяць тому

    I have wifi connected but no internet connection. How do I solve that?

    • @tomdmann
      @tomdmann  Місяць тому

      Reboot?

    • @ringgame
      @ringgame Місяць тому

      @@tomdmann doesn't work. I also unplugged the power, also pointless

  • @mullerarcade
    @mullerarcade 5 місяців тому

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  • @user-rj5cs9qz3t
    @user-rj5cs9qz3t 5 місяців тому +1

    Ain’t no way blud put a rizzy snail on a sus Ethernet cable that’s not sigma bro

  • @MrQarsim
    @MrQarsim 4 місяці тому

    Sky in 2024 still using HTTP lol