Jeff Werner is a software engineer and has been writing this column since 2007. Question: My HP laptop’s wireless connection frequently drops, sometimes after being in sleep mode; other times while ...

This guide offers detailed steps to resolve common Wi-Fi issues in Windows, from understanding network icons to advanced ...

Wireless connectivity issues can come with various symptoms from slow Internet connection, to Wi-Fi drops or no Internet connection at all. Any of these symptoms can occur on your phone at any time ...

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When you're troubleshooting a wireless connection problem because something suddenly stops working or behaves differently than it used to, it's typically because something has changed, either in your ...

Wi-Fi problems can strike anyone at any time, no matter how much networking experience you may have. But if you’ve not come across a particular Wi-Fi issue before, there’s no need to worry if you ...

Q: My wireless printer stopped working; what troubleshooting tips can you suggest? A: Technology that communicates through a wireless network has become the de facto standard, but oftentimes, wired is ...

Wired printers have their charm and are usually easy to set up. You don’t need to be around the printer if you are connected on the same network. In this post, we ...

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Your Internet service provider tells you that your service should provide “up to” 8 Mbps downstream. But then a Web-based speed tester tells you you’re getting less than that. Who’s to blame here? To ...