“Why is my internet very slow?”, “Why is my wireless signal very weak?”, “Is it time to buy a new router?” Perhaps you’re asking the same question. Have you ever wondered how much time does a router take before it perishes? Well, I bet nobody could ever tell that unless you’ve had five or more routers in your complete life and they all did great, then maybe you can do the math.
Who the hell would want a snail internet connection in the midst of doing their homework, sending emails, or streaming an online video? Perhaps dialing your ISP’s toll free number would be the first move you’ll take. And when your ISP blames it to your router that’s when the fool comes out of you. Remember that a fool and his money are easily parted. You would immediately think about pulling up an online shop and add a new router into your cart or drive to a nearest store and give in your credit card. Have you thought about the millstone that you’re embracing when you start hooking up those cables and running the seemingly useless disks upon replacing your wrongly-deemed old and obsolete router? Oh no! You have no idea. Fifty or a hundred bucks off your account and a roller coaster ride to technical steps that you could have spared if you’ve just thought about the word FIX! Well, I’m not fuming or annoyed, I just love conversational writing. Honestly, it could’ve been a piece of cake if you’ve thought about Firmware Upgrade! Or if you never had any acquaintance to this only-a-computer-geek-knows sort of thing, then maybe you should’ve thought about calling your router’s tech support group or play the video below for a series of easy steps to do a firmware upgrade on your router and speed up your connection.
P.S. This tutorial is exclusive for Linksys routers.
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