Tenda N3 Manual

How to fix unstable or slow wireless network
It is not rare that people experience unstable or slow wireless networks. A variety of things can
bring wireless interference, such as wireless interference, wireless security mode incompatible,
overloading, etc.This article will provide you with solutions on troubleshooting an unstable or
slow wireless network.
Solution 1:Position the Tenda device in an ideal location
Solution 2:Disconnect some devices
Solution 3:Change the wireless channel
Solution 4:Change the wireless security mode and the encryption
Solution 5:Power cycle the Tenda device and your computer
Solution 6: Manually assign a proper IP address for your wireless device
Solution 7: Disable the power saving feature of the wireless adapter
Solution 8: Check your antivirus program
Solution 9: Upgrade to a newer firmware
Solution 10: Extend the Wi-Fi coverage when using wireless device far away from the Tenda
device
Your wireless router's position can affect your coverage area and the strength of your signal. If
you have a modem, you don't have to have the router in close proximity to your modem. Ideally,
a Wi-Fi router should be in a central location.
Quick tips to position your router for the best signal:
i. Place the router in the middle of your house. If you place the router in a room off to the side of
your house, you won't get as strong a signal on the other side of your house.
ii. Position the router's antenna vertically, so that the antenna is standing straight up. Antennas
can be adjusted and lie horizontally, but standing straight up is generally the ideal position.