The Wi-Fi network is now an essential tool in our daily lives. Work, culture, leisure… A large part of our activities are done online and therefore depend on Wi-Fi. Thus, a network problem can be particularly disabling.

Finding yourself off the network in the middle of a professional meeting or watching your favorite series, nothing worse to put yourself in a bad mood. If such a problem is sometimes isolated and can be linked to different causes, it is sometimes more recurrent and it is then necessary to determine the origin of the problem in order to be able to solve it.

This may in particular be due to the choice of the router. Indeed, for this to be as effective as possible, it is best to choose the most suitable equipment for the home.

People living in apartments or small houses should be able to deal with a single access point, reports CNET. Conversely, those who live in a large house with several floors may sometimes find that part of the home has poor network coverage.

In this case, solutions exist such as the purchase of a Wi-Fi repeater which can recover the signal from the router to broadcast it in the part of the house where the network is weakest.

However, a bad connection can also be due to the wrong choice of placement of the Wi-Fi box. Indeed, the way in which the signal spreads is particular and it is therefore preferable to avoid placing your router in these 6 places to maximize your network.