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Ensure seamless connectivity with Spectumcableinstaller’s expert Internet Cable Setup & Repair services. We provide fast, reliable solutions for both residential and commercial needs, minimizing downtime and optimizing your network performance. Experience the difference today!

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Why Choose Our Internet Cable Setup & Repair?

Device age, software, and malware can impact speed performance. To boost your internet speed, follow these steps. At Spectum Cable Installer, we offer top Internet Cable Setup & Repair services for fast, reliable connections. Our expert team ensures minimal downtime with professional installation and troubleshooting for both residential and commercial needs.

Some common issues:

  • File-Sharing Programs: File-sharing programs like BitTorrent use huge amounts of data, which can lead to slow connection speeds.
  • Viruses/Adware/Malware: Download Security Suite to check your computer for harmful software.
  • Firewalls: A firewall monitors all network traffic on your computer, so a strict firewall can lead to slow internet speeds. Try restarting your firewall to its default settings.
  • Power Outage: Find out if there’s an outage in your area.
  • System Memory (RAM): Close any programs not in use to increase your computer’s performance. You may also consider upgrading your computer’s RAM.
  1. Unplug the power cord from the modem, wait at least one minute, then plug it back in. Note: Only coax customers should perform this step. Fiber customers should avoid touching the back of the fiber modem to avoid potentially damaging the fiber cable; instead, remove power from your wall outlet.
  2. Unplug the power cord from the WiFi router.
  3. Wait at least one minute, then reinsert any batteries and reconnect power to the modem.
  4. Then wait at least two additional minutes to allow the modem to power on. The modem’s lights should gradually turn on, confirming the device has power and is connected to the internet.
  5. Reconnect the power to your WiFi router and allow at least two minutes for your router to finish powering on.
  6. Check your internet connection to make sure it’s working.
  7. Restart your equipment.
  1. Locate the reset button on the back of the router.
  2. Press and hold down the reset button for five seconds to restart.

Make sure you:

  • Use the latest version of your browser.
  • Disconnect any devices not in use (i.e. iPad, mobile, etc.).
  • Restart your computer or device.
  • Use a 802.11 N router for speeds up to 300 Mbps or 802.11 AC router for speeds exceeding 300Mbps.
  • Use a 1 Gbps full duplex Network Interface Card.
  • Run either Windows 8 or later (for PCs) or OS X 10.6 (for Macs).